See Order Failures with Process Events

Limio integrates tightly with other systems such as Zuora. And sometimes, things go wrong.

That's where process events come in. Process events are created as part of order execution. It holds:

  • Callouts made to other systems, including endpoint and time to execute

    • Payload for each individual callout can be viewed

  • Errors from third-party systems.

  • Detailed logs on the order processing.

How to find process events

Through events

Go to events, and click on Process Events in the upper right corner.

Once you get to the process event page, you can then search by Created Date (you will need to have Filter by Created activated). You can also filter by all the process error with events.

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Through the Subscriptions

If you are looking for a specific Customer, go to Subscriptions and search for the Event table. Click on the Event you are interested in.

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You can then click on the Process Events.

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Call out made to third-party systems.

Limio allows you to view each callout made to a third-party system. The table will include a timestamp, the specific endpoint called and the time taken to perform the callout.

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You can click on each individual callout to view the payload sent to the callout endpoint.

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Errors from third-party systems.

If a third-party system failed, we will include the top-level error message from the system, as well as detailed logs. For example, in the example below, Zuora needs to receive a correct product code - this means the Limio Offer wasn't properly configured and is missing a Zuora product code.

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View process event logs

To gain an insight into what's happening during the ordering process, you can view all the logs being made one by one, with an associated timestamp. This is located at the bottom of the process event page, look for the Message header.

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