Review Webhook Sends

Lists the outgoing webhook delivery attempts (sends) for a specific subscription, including whether each send succeeded and when it was sent.

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Path Params
int32
required

The numeric identifier of the webhook subscription whose sends you want to retrieve.

string
required

The unique identifier, or name, of the Backoffice tenant.

Query Params
int32
int32
string
enum
string
enum

ActivityDate: The date and time the transaction occurred with the merchant, meaning when the cardholder made the purchase. This reflects the original point-of-sale activity.

SettlementDate: The date and time that the processor informed Infinicept that the transaction was settled to the card brand networks.

SubmittedDate: The date and time when the funding instructions for this transaction were sent to the processor to move purchase/refund money from the FBO to submerchant accounts.

ProcessedDate: The date and time the transaction was sent to the payment processor for processing. This is informational about timing only and does not indicate that any money has moved.

Allowed:
date-time

DateRange is required when using this field.

date-time

DateRange is required when using this field.

string

SpecificDate is required when using this field.

string
enum

Determines which date is used when filtering chargeback-related sends.

TransactionDate: The date the original transaction occurred.

ChargebackIssuedDate: The date the chargeback was issued.

LastUpdatedDate: The date the record was last updated.

Allowed:
Headers
string
required

The API key id used to authenticate and authorize your request to Infinicept. API keys are managed within your Backoffice tenant.

string
required

The API key value used to authenticate and authorize your request to Infinicept. API keys are managed within your Backoffice tenant.

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