Changelog · August 31, 2026
Send a failed webhook again by hand
Fix your endpoint on Monday and still collect Friday's results.
By Roger Campos · Last updated: August 2026
TL;DR
A failed webhook delivery can now be sent again from the dashboard with Retry now, however old it is. Automatic retries run six attempts over about twenty minutes; an endpoint that was down or misconfigured is often fixed hours or days later, and this lets it receive the result without running — and paying for — the analysis again.
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The button sits on the failure itself, in the Webhooks drawer and on the request's own page. Only a failed delivery can be retried: retrying one in flight would race the automatic attempt, and retrying a delivered one would send a duplicate nobody asked for.
Attempts continue rather than restart — a manual retry after two failures is attempt #3 — so the delivery's history stays complete.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Any age. A three-week-old failure retries exactly like a three-minute-old one, as long as the result is still stored.
No. It delivers the result you already have; nothing is analyzed again.
Six attempts with backoff, over roughly twenty minutes.
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