New Notification Logs v2 API Endpoints

We’ve launched new log API endpoints that give you programmatic access to your notification delivery data. You can now tail recent logs, search and filter across your entire log history, and retrieve complete logs for multiple notifications at once.

Until now, teams were limited to viewing logs through our dashboard UI. While the dashboard provides a great experience for manual inspection, many teams need programmatic access for debugging automation, building custom dashboards, monitoring delivery metrics, or integrating log data into their own systems.

What’s new

Tail endpoint

Get your most recent logs instantly. The tail endpoint returns the last 100 logs from your account, sorted by timestamp. No need to specify time ranges or filters, just fetch and see your latest activity.

Query endpoint

Search and filter your entire log history using flexible criteria. The query endpoint lets you search by time range, user ID, notification type, delivery status, and channel. Start a search with your filters, get a query ID back, then retrieve results when the search completes.

Bulk retrieval endpoint

Fetch complete logs for up to 25 notifications in a single request. Send an array of tracking IDs and get back full log details for all of them, including delivery status across all channels, timestamps, user information, and error details.

Why it matters

The tail endpoint is perfect for quick checks after sending a notification, whether you’re testing an integration, debugging a template, or verifying that a critical notification went out.

The query endpoint’s two-step process handles large searches efficiently without timeout issues, making it ideal for analyzing patterns across your notification history or investigating delivery issues for specific users or notification types.

Bulk retrieval eliminates the need for multiple sequential API calls when you need logs for several notifications. It’s particularly useful for building dashboards that display multiple notification statuses, investigating batch send issues, or analyzing delivery patterns across related notifications.

Next steps

Head to our API documentation to learn more and start building with programmatic log access today.