The third-party logs menu allows you to see all the webhook data that Paytia returns to your system when using the Paytia API services. This menu gives access to additional detailed information by using the action buttons, View and Webhooks.
The menu gives access to the following data -
Column header | Details of what each column shows |
SR NO. | The row number |
USERNAME | The admin e-mail address or username for your Paytia account |
PAYTIA NUMBER | The Paytia phone number that was used when the transaction was made |
TXN ID | The transaction reference number |
FIRST NAME | The cardholder's first name |
LAST NAME | The cardholder's last name |
COMPANY NAME | The cardholder's company name |
CARD LAST FOUR DIGIT NUMBER | The last 4 digits of the card used to make payment |
REF ID | The reference ID you sent in the API post |
STATUS | The status of the transaction when processed |
AMOUNT | The amount (this represents the amount field from the Agent Capture Assist Screen or API post) |
RESERVE AMOUNT | The amount specified in the recurring payments or pre-authorisation reserve charge |
TXN DATE | The date and time of the transaction |
ACTIONS | Additional information accessible from buttons shown in this section |
Date filtering allows you to reduce the amount of data you want to view to a specified day or date range.
If you want to select just one day's worth of data you can click the same date twice to select the start and end date as the selected day.
The keyword filter allows you to look for specific alphanumeric information stored in each column and row of the transaction table. This is useful if you are looking for a customer name, telephone number or transaction ID, or amount.
The View button will give you access to a consolidated summary view of all the information the Paytia platform stores on the transaction.
Example data view
The Webhook Request button will show you all the webhooks in order that the Paytia platform has sent back to your business. Webhook URL's are specified in the API post Paytia receives from your system.
Column header | Details of what each column shows |
# | The row number |
WEBHOOK RESPONSE | The data sent in the webhook response to your system |
HTTP CODE | The HTTP code that was generated by the post of the data. We expect a 200 OK to signify everything has worked correctly |
DESCRIPTION | A description of the HTTP code generated |
STATUS | The post status. Was it a success meaning your system received it and acknowledged or fail where we were unable to get data to your system or your system failed to correctly acknowledge receipt of the data |
Example data view
Expanded view