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If nothing shows up in aciona.me, the problem is before ingestion: either the tool did not send, or the request never arrived.

1. Confirm the tool actually fired

Before looking at aciona.me, check in the tool itself whether the alert fired and the notification was sent:
If the tool never recorded the send, the problem is its configuration — alert condition, notification policy, workflow filter, filtered action. aciona.me is not involved.

2. Test connectivity directly

Isolate the problem with a manual request to the ingestion endpoint:
  • Returned 202 — URL and token are fine. The problem is in the tool’s configuration.
  • Returned another code — see Webhook returned an error.
  • No response at all — a network problem. Continue below.

3. Check outbound networking

The monitoring tool must be able to reach ingress.aciona.me on port 443.
Environments with restricted egress need ingress.aciona.me explicitly allowed. Ask your network team to permit outbound HTTPS to that host.
A Lambda in a private subnet with no NAT Gateway has no internet access. This is the most common cause of “the Lambda runs without a visible error, but nothing arrives”.
Internal servers frequently egress through a proxy. Configure the proxy in the tool or open a direct route.
From the tool’s host, confirm that ingress.aciona.me resolves and that TLS negotiates.

4. Confirm you are looking at the right organization

If you belong to more than one organization, the dashboard only shows the active one. Switch and check.

5. Check that the source is active

A deactivated source rejects everything with 403. Check the status under Alert sources.