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forwardUrl is configured, every request captured by your webhook endpoint is automatically forwarded to that destination as a POST request. This lets you route live traffic to another server — such as a staging environment, a data pipeline, or a second integration — while still capturing and inspecting the full event in the debugger.
Forwarding happens automatically on every capture. If you want to resend a specific historical event to a target on demand, use replay instead.
Configuration
SetforwardUrl in your actor input to enable forwarding:
Destination URL that receives a copy of every captured request. Leave unset to disable forwarding.
When enabled, the original request headers are included in the forwarded request. Disable this to send only
Content-Type and Content-Length, keeping the outbound request clean.Maximum retry attempts for a failed forward request. Accepted range: 0–10.
Circuit breaker protection
To prevent a slow or failing downstream server from backing up your captures, forwarding uses a circuit breaker. After 5 consecutive failures, the circuit trips and forwarding is paused for 30 seconds. During that window, incoming webhook requests are still captured normally — forwarding resumes automatically when the pause expires.Self-referential loop protection
PointingforwardUrl at one of your own webhook endpoints would create an infinite loop. The runtime detects this and returns 422 Unprocessable Entity instead of forwarding the request.
Forwarding vs. replay
| Forwarding | Replay | |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Automatic on every capture | Manual, per event |
| Target | Fixed forwardUrl | Any URL you specify at call time |
| Retries | maxForwardRetries | replayMaxRetries |
| Use case | Mirror all traffic to a downstream server | Resend a specific event to test a fix |
Pairing with alerts
Combine forwarding withalertOn to get notified when delivery to your downstream server fails: