Stripe Webhook Monitoring
See every Stripe event as it arrives. Debug webhook issues instantly with full payload visibility.
Webhook debugging is painful
Stripe sends webhooks for everything: successful payments, failed charges, subscription changes, disputes. Your backend processes them, but when something goes wrong, you are left searching through logs trying to piece together what happened.
A customer says they were charged twice. A subscription did not cancel when it should have. A payment failed but the user still has access. These issues are hard to debug because you cannot easily see what Stripe actually sent you.
The Stripe dashboard shows events from their side, but it does not show how your system processed them. You need visibility into both: what arrived and what your code did with it.
A real-time Stripe event stream
Quicklog gives you a dedicated channel for Stripe events. Every webhook that hits your endpoint is logged with its full payload. You see the event type, the customer, the amounts, and any metadata Stripe includes.
When a customer reports an issue, search by their email or customer ID. You will see every Stripe event related to them: the subscription they created, the payments that succeeded, and the one that failed. Click any event to see the complete payload.
Add your own context too. Log what your system did in response to each webhook: the subscription record you updated, the email you sent, the feature you enabled. Now you have the complete picture in one place.
Stripe events worth tracking
Payment events
Track successful charges, failed payments, and refunds. See exactly what happened with each transaction.
Subscription changes
Monitor subscription creates, updates, and cancellations. Know when customers upgrade, downgrade, or churn.
Failed charges
Get immediate visibility into payment failures. See decline reasons and take action before losing customers.
Simple integration
Add a few lines to your Stripe webhook handler:
// In your webhook endpoint
app.post('/webhooks/stripe', async (req, res) => {
const event = stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(
req.body,
req.headers['stripe-signature'],
webhookSecret
)
// Log the event to Quicklog
await quicklog.track({
channel: "stripe",
event: event.type,
description: getEventDescription(event),
user: { email: event.data.object.customer_email },
metadata: event.data.object
})
// Process the event...
await handleStripeEvent(event)
res.json({ received: true })
})// After processing
await quicklog.track({
channel: "stripe",
event: "subscription.provisioned",
description: `Enabled ${plan} features for ${email}`,
user: { email },
metadata: {
stripeEventId: event.id,
plan,
features: enabledFeatures
}
})Stop guessing what Stripe sent you
Full webhook visibility in minutes. Debug payment issues with confidence.