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Hi all

This is a long shot post, but thought I would try my luck to see if anyone has encountered something similar.

I have a flow triggered by the "When a HTTP request is received" (GET) action and it seems to be triggering randomly. Even when there is no reason for the trigger.

The URL is linked up with a Facebook Webhook and subscribed to the "leadgen". It is monitoring Facebook Leads as they come through and it was working fine for the past week, up until I deployed into Production with a Managed solution. Since then, it seems to just trigger randomly based on past leads that have already come through hours or days ago... It really doesnt make sense to me, because I made no changes to the flow apart from updating the connections for the target environment.

Thank you to anyone that has an idea.

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Building flows

@Usernametwice23

A few things

1. You should look at your entire pipeline, to verify that in fact there wasn't something coming in. Don't think hey no one was doing anything so no way. Make sure you have a way to verify that the WebHook and the upstream in fact haven't triggered it.

2. Is there any kind of pattern, time of day, number of times per day it seems to do it?

I am wondering if there is some retry logic happening in the WebHook, or based on the configuration of the upstream.

3. Please share a run, with the inputs and outputs of the trigger where you believe it should not have.

4. Lastly, make sure that data coming into the Flow has a TimeStamp and that its generated in real-time, not some existing "created" column etc. That way, although it may look old, you will have a late one when it fact there is a bug upstream.

5. Verify that you have no rogue runs happening, go to Details, Click the All Runs icon and then in the top right corner, filter by running

6. Make sure you have no test apps that accidentally point to Dev and thats the issue.

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Cheers

Thank You
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