Webhook Endpoint Health Metrics: Success Rate, Delivery Tracking, and Monitoring KPIs
Webhooks are often described as “reverse APIs,” but operationally they behave more like a delivery network: events are created, queued, sent, acknowledged, retried, and sometimes lost in the noise. For teams that depend on real-time workflows, a webhook endpoint is not healthy simply because it exists. It is healthy when it receives events consistently, responds quickly, processes payloads correctly, and gives operators enough visibility to act before customers notice a problem.