Datadog watches your app. Apideck watches every request, response, and webhook flowing between your app and 200+ SaaS integrations. Searchable and shareable. No agent, no dashboard to build.





No more guessing. We log every request, response and webhook across your integrations so you know exactly what's happening and where.
Generic APM tools see HTTP calls. Apideck sees integrations. Every log is tagged with the connector, consumer, unified API, and operation, so the signal is there before you start digging.
Filter by connector, consumer, HTTP method, status code, unified API, or time range. Save filters as views for repeat diagnostics.
Every log is tagged with a consumer ID. See integration health for any single customer and share the view with your support team.
No agent, no SDK, no config. Logging is on by default for every Apideck request and webhook. If it went through Apideck, it is in the logs.
Logs are stored in our SOC 2 Type 2 audited environment with role-based access, audit trails, and PII controls.
Paste the consumer ID, filter by 4xx errors, open the failed request, inspect the full payload, and replay it once the fix is live.
Share a read-only log view with your customer or their IT team when they claim "your sync is broken." Let the traffic speak for itself.
Quantify Salesforce or QuickBooks downtime with real latency and error data instead of hunches. Use it in vendor reviews.
Find the customer hammering a connector with 10,000 requests an hour before they get rate-limited and blame your product.
Datadog is great for your application. Apideck is great for everything that leaves it.
Want both? Pull Apideck logs into Datadog, Splunk, or your data warehouse via our API.
Keep making the same Apideck calls you already make. Every request and webhook is captured, tagged, and searchable. Use the Logs API to pull data into your own tools, dashboards, or customer-facing views.
# Find failed Salesforce writes for a single customer
curl "https://unify.apideck.com/vault/logs?\
service_id=salesforce&\
status_code=400,500&\
consumer_id=user_42" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $APIDECK_API_KEY" \
-H "x-apideck-app-id: $APIDECK_APP_ID"Yes. Apideck captures every request, response, and webhook that flows through your integrations and gives you the search, filtering, analytics, and alerting you would expect from an observability platform. The difference is that it is purpose-built for SaaS integrations, so every log is already tagged by connector and consumer, and payloads are captured out of the box.
No. If your traffic goes through Apideck Unify, Vault, or Proxy, logging is on by default. There is nothing to configure, deploy, or maintain.
Retention depends on your plan. Standard retention covers recent traffic for day-to-day debugging, and extended retention is available for compliance and audit use cases. Contact sales for details.
Not directly, but we provide an API that exposes the logs so you can pull them into your observability stack or data warehouse yourself.
Yes. Full request and response bodies are captured so you can reproduce issues without having to reach for customer support tickets. Sensitive fields can be masked based on your data governance policy.
Yes. You can scope a view to a single consumer and share it with your support team or directly with the customer to resolve issues faster.