The API Integration Logs Troubleshooting section is your central hub for monitoring the health and performance of all your AnyAPI integrations. It provides a real-time record of every attempt made by the plugin to send WooCommerce data to your external APIs. This log is essential for two main purposes: Verification and Troubleshooting.
Log all API integration data and display here if you turn status toggle ON at WooCommerce API Integration. 1-click to activate WooCommerce Order Data to API
Monitor your API integration logs and troubleshooting in real time.
Key Information Available in the Logs
Each log entry provides comprehensive diagnostic information, allowing you to quickly identify the source of any issues:
- Timestamp: The exact date and time the API call was executed.
- Order ID: The specific WooCommerce order that triggered the data synchronization.
- HTTP Status Code: The result returned by the external API (e.g.,
200 OKfor success,404 Not Found,401 Unauthorized, or500 Internal Server Error). This is the primary indicator of success or failure. - Payload Sent: The exact JSON data body that AnyAPI attempted to transmit. Essential for checking data mapping accuracy.
- API Response: The exact message or error body returned by the receiving API server. Crucial for understanding why a non-200 status code occurred.
Troubleshooting Guidance
Troubleshooting Tips: When an API call fails (i.e., you receive a status code other than 200 or 201), the Response Body is your first tool for diagnosis.
- If you see a 401 Unauthorized error, the issue is typically with your credentials. You must immediately check your
API Key configuration. - If you receive a 400 Bad Request error, the issue is often related to the format of the data being sent. Review the Payload Sent and ensure your JSON structure matches the external API’s requirements.