> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.occtoo.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Find event subscriptions

> Browse the event subscriptions in the environment, filter them by type and status, and see what each tile tells you.

An **event subscription** tells Occtoo to push events somewhere as they happen — to your own HTTPS endpoint, an Azure Storage Queue, or an Azure Service Bus queue or topic. Each subscription pairs one delivery target with one **event filter** that decides which of the 30 event types it receives.

Open them from **Consume → Events** in the sidebar.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/occtoo/QBYMHKVxFRfbTQTY/images/guides/studio/events/subscriptions-list.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=QBYMHKVxFRfbTQTY&q=85&s=6a6f2a472b314e2ed28c76142047642a" alt="The event subscriptions listing" width="1440" height="500" data-path="images/guides/studio/events/subscriptions-list.png" />

<Info>
  Subscriptions push events to you. To pull the same events yourself, or to read them as a live stream, use the [Events API](/api-reference/events/overview).
</Info>

## Subscription types

| Type | Delivers to | Target shown on the tile |
| - | - | - |
| **Webhook** | Your own HTTPS endpoint, as signed requests | Endpoint URL |
| **Azure Storage Queue** | A Storage Queue | Queue URL |
| **Azure Service Bus** | A Service Bus queue or topic | Service Bus entity URI |

## Filter and sort

| Control | Options |
| - | - |
| **Sort by** | Last updated — newest or oldest first |
| **Type** | All, Webhook, Azure Storage Queue, Azure Service Bus |
| **Status** | All, Active, Pending verification, Paused, Disabled, Deleted |

The listing loads 25 subscriptions at a time and **Load more** fetches the next 25. Sorting reorders the subscriptions already loaded, so load the rest before reading the oldest-first order as complete.

## What a tile shows

The name, the current status, when the subscription was last updated, the delivery target, the subscription type, and how many event types the filter covers.

The event-type count is the number of types named in the filter. A filter that names none covers all 30, and the tile says so.

## Statuses

| Status | Meaning |
| - | - |
| **Active** | Delivering matching events |
| **Pending verification** | A webhook whose endpoint has not completed verification. Nothing is delivered until verification succeeds — see [Verify an endpoint](/guides/studio/events/verify-an-endpoint) |
| **Paused** | Delivery was paused by a user or automatically after repeated authorization failures. **Resume** starts again from the current event head |
| **Disabled** | Delivery is switched off. Studio offers no **Pause** or **Resume** control in this state |
| **Deleted** | Deleted. Kept only so it can still be found by filtering on this status |

## Who can do what

Anyone with access to Studio can browse subscriptions, open one and read its deliveries.

Creating, editing, pausing, resuming, rotating a signing secret and deleting all need the **Contributor** role or higher. A **Reader** sees the same screens with those controls disabled.

See [Users and roles](/guides/studio/settings/users-and-roles).


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