Silent webhook failures
Temporary destination failures can turn a paid lead into an invisible support problem.
GoHighLevel webhook reliability
Add retries, idempotency, destination verification, and delivery receipts between GoHighLevel and every external automation.
A workflow can show as completed even when a downstream webhook times out, accepts a malformed contact, or silently drops the request. Agencies often discover the gap only after a client asks where a lead went.
GoHighLevel form or workflow → LeadProof → CRM, Make, Zapier, or custom webhookTemporary destination failures can turn a paid lead into an invisible support problem.
Naive retries can create the same opportunity, contact, or notification more than once.
An HTTP response alone does not give the agency a clean, client-facing receipt.
Implementation
Keep the tools that create and process the lead. Standardize only the fragile handoff between them.
Open sandbox instructions →https://leadproof.jessesay.chatgpt.site/api/v1/leadsAuthorization: Bearer lp_live_your_key
Idempotency-Key: stable-source-lead-id
Content-Type: application/json
{
"destination": "https://your-crm.example/webhook",
"name": "Alex Morgan",
"email": "alex@example.com",
"source": "gohighlevel"
}Questions
No. It sits between GoHighLevel and the destination to make delivery observable and retryable.
LeadProof uses a stable idempotency key so the same source event can be recognized across retries.
Production delivery stores operational metadata and a payload fingerprint, not the complete lead payload by design.
Get an explainable risk score, prioritized fixes, and the right LeadProof plan.