Use Settings to configure delivery, Routing to select events, Logs to inspect delivery history, and Help for this guide. Routing requires Tier 1; Tier 2 adds request rules. Log visibility, payload previews, and deletion can be delegated separately with Tier 2 role permissions.
Send signals to RequestBin to inspect JSON payloads during development.
RequestBin is a free SignalPress service for inspecting the JSON and HTTP headers that SignalPress sends to a webhook endpoint. No license feature is required. Tier 1 unlocks routing filters; Tier 2 adds request rules.
Hub service ID: requestbin. Index: Integrations Overview. Target from PHP: Service Targeting.
Setup
- Sign in to RequestBin and create a bin.
- Copy the bin's HTTPS endpoint URL.
- Activate RequestBin on the SignalPress Integrations page.
- Open the RequestBin page, paste the endpoint URL, enable server-side delivery, and save.
- Select Send test signal, then open the bin in RequestBin to inspect the request.
Send a signal
PHP
sp_capture(
'order_completed',
[ 'order_id' => 123, 'total' => 49.95 ],
[ 'source' => 'checkout', 'services' => [ 'requestbin' ] ]
);
RequestBin receives the event name, timestamp, context, caller payload, site URL, and SignalPress version as JSON.
The signalpress/requestbin/payload filter can adjust the final JSON envelope before delivery.
Security and troubleshooting
- RequestBin endpoints are intended for development and debugging. Do not send secrets, credentials, personal data, or sensitive production payloads.
- Only HTTPS endpoints are accepted. WordPress safe-request validation rejects unsafe local and private-network destinations.
- SignalPress does not follow endpoint redirects.
- A successful connection test requires a
2xxresponse. - Live event delivery is non-blocking; only the connection test waits for the HTTP response.
See [RequestBin](https://requestbin.net/) and its [getting-started documentation](https://requestbin.net/docs/getting-started).
What to read next
- Integrations Overview — browse and activate services
- Your First Connection Test — send a test signal and read the log
- Advanced Event Routing — per-service event filters
- Connection Tests and Delivery Log — interpret delivery results
- Service Targeting — limit destinations from PHP