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ronald_beteshAsked on July 8, 2025 at 6:46 PM
I received a submission, but I did not receive a webhook call for that submission even though the form is properly sending webhook calls for other submissions.
Form ID: 250896196540163
Submission ID: 6278042290929685531The thing is, I received a webhook call for the submissions right before (6278003920316333220) and after (6278051456208031153) this submission. So there's no way it has to do with webhook settings.
I also don't think it's our server because I don't see the webhook call being received at all. Can you confirm whether the webhook call was made for submission 6278042290929685531?
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Mafe_M JotForm SupportReplied on July 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Hi ronald_betesh,
Thank you for reaching out to Jotform Support. It appears that the Webhook call for that specific submission was not sent. Since you mentioned that Webhook calls for submissions immediately before and after this one were received, this indicates that the Webhook settings are correctly configured. Here are a few points to consider that might help resolve the issue:
- Sometimes, the endpoint receiving the Webhook may have limitations such as timeouts, data size limits, or firewall rules that could prevent the request from being processed.
- Ensure your server or endpoint is configured to accept all incoming Webhook calls without restrictions.
- Check if the submission data size for this particular entry is unusually large or contains encrypted data, as encrypted forms only send encrypted data which might affect delivery.
If you want to test your Webhook endpoint, you can use a simple PHP script to capture incoming webhook data for debugging purposes. In line with this, are you using the Webhook Integration, wherein data from the form is sent to the Webhook after it's submitted?
Keep us updated and let us know if you need help.