Test Auth0 webhooks
Auth0 sends webhooks for tenant log events through Custom Webhook log streams, and for user lifecycle events such as user.created and user.deleted through Event Streams. Capture them on a free webhooks.cc endpoint to see exactly what Auth0 sends, then replay deliveries or forward them to your local handler.
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Prefer a walkthrough? Read the local webhook testing guide.
How to test Auth0 webhooks
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Create a webhook endpoint
Sign in free with GitHub, Google, or email to create a persistent endpoint — or grab an instant guest URL at webhooks.cc without an account.
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Point Auth0 at your URL
Paste the endpoint URL into Auth0: Dashboard → Monitoring → Streams → Custom Webhook.
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Inspect what arrives
Each delivery appears live in the dashboard with method, headers, body, query parameters, and source IP.
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Forward to localhost or assert in CI
Run whk tunnel <port> to forward webhooks to a local server, or use the TypeScript SDK to wait for and assert on deliveries in tests.
Auth0 webhook authentication
| Verification in webhooks.cc | Capture deliveries to inspect raw signature material |
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Auth0 does not sign payloads. Log streams send an optional static Authorization header value, Event Streams support bearer token auth, and log stream payloads are JSON lines.
New to signature verification? Read the webhook signature verification guide.
Everything in one place
- Live dashboard — see deliveries the moment they arrive
- Forward to localhost with whk tunnel
- Replay any captured request to any URL
- Mock responses with custom status, headers, and body
- TypeScript SDK assertions for CI
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