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Request Logs
Updated over a week ago

The Request Logs feature allows you to see what Nash receives in the portal.

You can access useful information such as job creation requests or webhook updates from delivery providers, to help troubleshoot webhook or API problems.

This guide will explain how to search for a job in Request logs and the information you will see in the logs to help with troubleshooting.

Access Request Tool

To access the Request Tool Page

  1. Visit your Nash Portal Dashboard

  2. On the left side navigate to Settings -> Integrations - > Request Logs

Search

The search tab allows you to search a particular job’s logs using the job ID.

Ensure you have selected the right date for the order you are searching for.

Request Methods

The request methods tab shows the number of traffic per request method:

  • GET: Retrieve information from a specified resource.

  • POST: Submit data to be processed to a specified resource.

Successful and Unsuccessful HTTP Response.

Successful responses

These are the success response codes that are shown (they are green):

  • 200: The page loaded successfully.

Unsuccessful responses

These are the unsuccessful response codes that are shown(they are red):

  • 400 Bad Request: The server doesn’t understand what you’re trying to do, maybe because something is misspelled or a file is too big.


  • 500 Internal Server Error: A server-specific error where it couldn’t fulfill the request, whether it’s due to a coding error that prevents the server from functioning correctly or it was so overwhelmed with too many requests that it timed out.

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