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After you implemented the integrations, you need to make sure they are working as expected. When they don’t, you need to understand what is happening and why.

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Logging

Membrane keeps and provides you with detailed logs of what is happening in your integrations:

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Webhook Notifications

To get notified when an important event happens in your integration workspace, you can subscribe to webhook notifications. Learn more about webhook notifications here: Webhook Notifications

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Troubleshooting

There are usually three types of problems with integrations:
  • Integration ran but resulted in an error.
  • Integration ran but didn’t do what you expected it to do.
  • Integration did not run when you expected it to.
Let’s look at how to troubleshoot each of these problems.

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Errors

When integration errored, follow red dots to find the reason:
Monitoring and Troubleshooting illustration
You can always find the error logs on the “Error” tab of the failed run. To understand what led to the error, check out the “Logs” tab.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting illustration

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Integrations not doing the right thing

When integration ran, but didn’t do what you expected it to do, go to the Flow Run page and trace its execution step by step.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting illustration
Each node run contains detailed logs of what it did and why. You can see the logs by clicking on the node run and selecting the “Logs” tab.

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Integration Not Running

When you expected an integration to run, but it did not, check the following:
  • Check event logs to see if the events you expected did happen:
  • If events did happen, check the event details to see if it launched the integration you expected. If not, check the trigger configuration.
  • If events did not happen, check the following:
    • For external events: find the Tenant Data Source you expected to trigger the event and go to the “Subscriptions and Events” tab for troubleshooting.
    • For internal events:
      • If you have per-tenant subscriptions, go to the Tenant Subscriptions page, find the subscription you expected to generate the event, and see its details.
      • If you have global webhooks, try making an API call to the global webhook and check the response.

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Detailed Logs for API requests

To see detailed execution logs for any API request you make, you can add logs=1 to the query parameters of the request. The response will contain a _logs property with the detailed logs. Note: this only works when the response is a JSON object.