Events

Every webhook event that Yeethook receives from Apple is logged in the Events page. This is where you go to see what happened, when it happened, and whether it was delivered to Slack.

The event log shows both App Store Connect webhook events and App Store Server Notification V2 events. Each entry includes the event type, the app it belongs to, the delivery status, and the timestamp. Select any event to see the full details: raw payload, enriched payload (if a p8 key is connected), and delivery attempts per Slack channel.

What you can do here

• Browse all events in a searchable, filterable table. See Browsing events for layout and navigation details.
• Filter by status, event type, app, Slack channel, date range, or free text. See Filtering events for all available filters.
• Inspect any event to see the summary, payloads, screenshots, and per-channel delivery results. See Event details for what each section shows.

How events get here

When Apple fires a webhook (either an App Store Connect webhook or an App Store Server Notification), Yeethook receives it, processes it, and logs it as an event. If you have a p8 key connected, Yeethook also calls the App Store Connect API to enrich the event with additional context before delivering it to your Slack channels.

Every event is logged regardless of delivery outcome. If a delivery fails, the event still appears in the log with a "Failed" status so you can investigate.