Gravity Forms submission fires a webhook → Event Log captures HTTP status and attempt count → log detail reveals the complete JSON payload delivered to the endpoint.
After a Gravity Forms submission fires a webhook via Webhook Actions, this screencast shows exactly what is recorded in the WordPress admin. The Event Log captures every delivery attempt as a separate row, showing the HTTP status code, delivery timestamp, response time, and attempt count.
Clicking into the log detail reveals the full JSON payload that was sent to the endpoint — including all form field values structured by field ID — as well as the raw response body returned by the receiving server. This gives you a complete, tamper-proof audit trail for every submission.
If delivery fails, the same log entry shows the error response and the scheduled retry time. If you need to re-send a specific submission — for debugging or because the downstream system needs to reprocess it — the replay button dispatches it immediately without re-triggering the form submission.
Full Gravity Forms webhook setup guide including payload mapping and retry configuration → Gravity Forms Webhooks: Send Submissions to n8n