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Test and Troubleshoot my Webhook Integration

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

The same is used to sign events sent by KORE's event stream product.

Create a Webhook Destination on KORE Event Streams

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

Even though you may not use the event stream product, you can leverage it to send test events.

Send Test Events to the Webhook Destination

Once a Webhook destination has been set up, you can .

There is no limit to how many test events you send.

Verify Test Events

If the test events are sent successfully, you can review the guide on .

send test events
verifying the event
Webhook secret