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Message logs show individual notification messages, their delivery errors and engagement status. You’ll see 1 log entry corresponding to each delivery node or webhook node in the workflow or broadcast execution. Use this to track the delivery errors, notification engagement status, webhook request and response details or any other errors that happen for deivery node during the workflow or broadcast execution.
Each message log entry includes:
  • Overview: Generic information about the message:
    • Triggered at timestamp, workflow/broadcast name, node (for example, Multi-Channel, Email, SMS, Mobile Push, Inbox), template, recipient ID, and tenant ID.
  • Notification Status: Triggered, Delivered, Seen, Clicked, Failed
  • Message Preview: View the fully rendered message content β€” the exact output delivered to the recipient, with all variables resolved and templates applied. Useful for debugging, verifying personalization, and auditing communications.
    Available for messages sent from 14 June 2026 onwards. In staging and sandbox workspaces, all members can view message previews. In production, access is restricted to admin users only to prevent exposing user PII.
  • Delivery errors: Delivery errors if any
  • Delivery timeline: Delivery timeline for the message
  • Webhook request and response: Webhook request and response details if any
  • Execution Error: Workflow execution error for delivery or webhook node if any
Status indicators: Notification delivery and engagement status: Hover over status indicators to see the timestamp of each stage and if failed, the reason for failure. Engagement status tracked across channels:
Configure https://hub.suprsend.com/webhook/* in your vendor dashboard to track delivery, seen, and click events for email, SMS and WhatsApp.
Common errors captured:
Delay in updating the status: Some events (delivery/seen/click) depend on vendor callbacks and may appear with delay.
Navigate from here: Use β€œView Execution” link to navigate to the corresponding Workflow execution logs.