resend-webhooks

Verify Resend webhooks by extracting the svix-id, svix-timestamp, and svix-signature headers from incoming requests and validating them against your whsec_ secret using Svix signature verification logic.

Handle Resend webhook events in Next.js by creating a POST endpoint that accesses the raw request body, verifies the Svix signature, and routes event payloads like email.sent or email.bounced to your application logic.

Yes, you need the raw request body to validate Resend webhook signatures. Svix signature verification requires the unmodified raw payload to accurately compute and compare the expected signature hash.

Yes, you can test Resend webhook verification locally. The Skill supports local testing by using Hookdeck or ngrok to tunnel incoming webhook requests from Resend directly to your development environment.

Supported Resend webhook events include email.sent, email.delivered, email.bounced, email.opened, email.clicked, and email.received, all of which can be securely verified using Svix signature validation.

Resend webhook signature verification fails in Express when body-parsing middleware modifies the raw request body. Svix checks require the raw payload, timestamp tolerance validation, and proper whsec_ secret configuration.