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Many backend issues aren't caused by webhooks themselves.
They're caused by assumptions around event delivery, ordering, retries, and validation.
When auditing applications, some of the most common issues we find include duplicate event processing, missing logging, and workflows that assume events always arrive in the correct sequence.
Reliable systems are designed for imperfect conditions, not perfect ones.
Comment "WEBHOOK" if you'd like the checklist we use when reviewing webhook implementations.
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