API logs
API logs are the record of your programmatic requests. They show which requests arrived, whether they were processed successfully and which errors occurred. This helps you find integration issues faster without starting in your own system.
API logs help you operate your integration. They show which requests PostPal received and how they were processed.
You can find:
- Time and status of a request.
- Error hints for validation or processing problems.
- Detail information for debugging.
Logs are meant for diagnosis. Business-critical data such as address payloads or campaign parameters should always live on the related domain records, not in the log.
Frequently asked questions
- What are API logs for?
- API logs help you understand incoming requests, statuses and error messages from your integration.
- Can I inspect a single request?
- Yes. In addition to the overview, PostPal provides detail views for individual API requests.
- Are API logs the source of shipping data?
- No. API logs are for traceability. Shipping-relevant data is stored on the related campaign, postcard or flow records.