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# Test and Troubleshoot my Webhook Integration

You can test receiving callbacks from KORE by sending test data to your URL. 

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The same [Webhook secret](https://docs.korewireless.com/developers/how-to/webhooks/pages/XWp2p7QxAVuAnaKMj34q#id-1.-securing-your-webhook-secret-generation) is used to sign events sent by KORE's event stream product.
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## Create a Webhook Destination on KORE Event Streams

The first step is to create a webhook destination that defines where KORE should send events. 

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Even though you may not use the event stream product, you can leverage it to send test events.
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## Send Test Events to the Webhook Destination

Once a Webhook destination has been set up, you can [send test events](/developers/how-to/event-streams/test-my-destination.md#send-test-events-to-the-destination).

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There is no limit to how many test events you send. 
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## Verify Test Events

If the test events are sent successfully, you can review the guide on [verifying the event](/developers/how-to/event-streams/test-my-destination.md#verify-webhook-test-events).


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