# Request history

Every webhook your integration receives is recorded. The request history is where you watch traffic arrive and debug what happened.

## The request list

A sidebar lists incoming requests, most recent first. Each entry shows the **HTTP method**, a **status** indicator, and the **time** it arrived. Click one to inspect it.

## Live updates

The list updates **in real time** — when a new webhook hits your endpoint, it appears automatically without a refresh. This makes it easy to send a test event from an external service and watch it land instantly.

## Inspecting a request

Selecting a request reveals its full detail across tabs:

| Tab                 | Shows                                                                                                                                                          |
| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Request details** | The incoming **headers** and **body** (the raw payload your code received).                                                                                    |
| **Console**         | Everything your code logged via `console.log` during this run. See [Logging & debugging](/introduction/justpush-studio/writing-code/logging-and-debugging.md). |

Each request also notes **which revision** of your code handled it, so you can correlate behavior with a specific version.

## Using it to debug

1. Send a real or [test](/introduction/justpush-studio/testing-and-monitoring/testing-your-code.md) request.
2. Open it here and read the **Request details** to confirm the payload is what you expected.
3. Read the **Console** tab to follow your code's logic and spot errors.
4. Adjust your code, [save a revision](/introduction/justpush-studio/revisions/revisions.md), and send again.

> **Tip:** If a notification never arrived, the request history tells you whether the problem is *before* Studio (the request never showed up — check the [endpoint & token](/introduction/justpush-studio/integrations/endpoint-and-token.md)) or *inside* your code (the request arrived but no message was returned — check the Console tab).


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