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Webhook

BugSplat’s Webhook integration allows your team to configure custom notifications for each new report or group of reports. BugSplat's Webhook integration allows you to build integrations unique and novel integrations that can be tailor-fit to your company's workflow.

Configuring a BugSplat Webhook

  1. Login to BugSplat and navigate to the Notifications page.
  2. Select the Database for which you'd like to configure alerts.
  3. Under the Webhook section, enter the URL of the webhook you would like to invoke and click Update.
  4. Use the toggle buttons to set your notification preferences. You can be notified for each new report or unique report group.

Once configured, BugSplat will post an object that matches the following interface to your Webhook. Unlike other notifications, Webhook crash notifications have no maximum throughput limitation.

Webhook Notification

POST https://your-domain.com/path/to/your/webhook

Notification payload for new BugSplat report or new BugSplat group

Request Body

Name Type Description
id number BugSplat ID for new report
crashTypeId number Enum representing platform used to post report
parentStackKeyId string BugSplat ID for report group before grouping rules were applied
stackKeyId number BugSplat ID for report group
newStackKeyId boolean True if this is the first occurence of stackKeyId
stackKeyName string Function name and line number used to group the report
stackId number Unique call stack identifier
newStackId boolean True if this is the first occurence of stackId
database string BugSplat database where report is stored
application string Application name associated with report
version string Versions associated with report
key string Identifier for specific flavor of application associated with report
user string End-user associated with generated report
email string End-user's email associated with generated report
ipAddress string End-user's IP address (can be obfuscated via Options page)
mfa string Hash representing report call stack
exceptionCode string Code associated with issue that caused the report to be generated
exceptionMessage string Message associated with issue that caused the report to be generated
received datetime Time-stamp of generated report
reportXml string XML doc representing the fully processed BugSplat report
debugOutput string Output generated when running the debugger