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# Why don't Garmin simulator payloads appear in history?

Payloads created via the payload generator/simulator are **not stored**, so they will not appear in payload history even when the response body shows success.

A few related points:

* The simulator preview can differ slightly from what lands in a storage destination, where the file contains a dump of the entire payload. The underlying data content is the same.
* Auth/reauth events can legitimately show paired `200` and `500` statuses.
* If real delivery is failing, **check your own destination configuration first** (for example an S3 bucket policy), as that is more often the cause than Terra.


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