Event Statuses
An event is the stored record of an incoming request. Events don't carry a status column of their own — an event is always stored once received. The success/failure you see in lists and the topology graph is derived from the event's deliveries.
Derived status
| Shown as | Meaning |
|---|---|
| success | The event's deliveries to enabled destinations succeeded. |
| failed | One or more deliveries failed (non-2xx, error, or timeout). |
An event with no destinations is stored but produces no deliveries, so it has no delivery-based status.
Received vs. delivered
Receiving and delivering are independent:
- Received — the ingest call returned
202 Acceptedand the event is persisted. This always happens for a valid, active endpoint. - Delivered — Webhookr forwarded the event to its destinations. Outcomes are tracked per delivery.
To judge whether an event was actually processed downstream, look at its delivery statuses, not just whether it was received.