| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| status | kotlin.String | The status of the test request. Possible values are: * success, if `data.output`: [accepted] and `data.responseCode`: 200. * failed, in all other cases. You can use the value of the `output` field together with the `responseCode` value to troubleshoot failed test webhooks. | |
| merchantId | kotlin.String | Unique identifier of the merchant account that the notification is about. | [optional] |
| output | kotlin.String | The response your server returned for the test webhook. Your server must respond with [accepted] for the test webhook to be successful (`data.status`: success). Find out more about accepting notifications You can use the value of this field together with the `responseCode` value to troubleshoot unsuccessful test webhooks. | [optional] |
| requestSent | kotlin.String | The body of the notification webhook that was sent to your server. | [optional] |
| responseCode | kotlin.String | The HTTP response code for your server's response to the test webhook. You can use the value of this field together with the the `output` field value to troubleshoot failed test webhooks. | [optional] |
| responseTime | kotlin.String | The time between sending the test webhook and receiving the response from your server. You can use it as an indication of how long your server takes to process a webhook notification. Measured in milliseconds, for example 304 ms. | [optional] |