# Verify Data on HackerOne Code

After the webhooks have been configured, visit [**https://app.pullrequest.com**](https://app.pullrequest.com/) to verify PullRequest Proxy's connection status.

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This page will need to be refreshed if it was already open. You may need to select the appropriate organization from the drop-down if the desired organization isn't shown by default.
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![Successful connection of the proxy](/files/-MUVLhHf-svVaPTVz46W)

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Though a basic level of service is available at this point, **HackerOne strongly recommends proceeding to configure webhooks**. \
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Without webhooks configured, updates made on the source code management provider may be significantly delayed.
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If you're using GitHub Enterprise or GitLab Self-Managed and don't see expected Projects listed in the HackerOne Code dashboard, you may need to [**add a public email**](/on-premise-server/next-steps/project-visibility-in-the-pullrequest-dashboard.md#setting-a-gitlab-public-email) to your user profile.
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