#choz-checkout-achdebit

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unreal schoonerBOT
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choz-checkout-achdebit

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@dull dirge do you have a concrete example of a Checkout Session id where the email was not sent?

dull dirge
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Yes, let me grab one. One moment.

unreal schoonerBOT
dull dirge
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This is one ID from a customer who had a complaint. I'm thinking this one might be due to an invalid email, so let me grab another example as well:
cs_live_c1nSJC2V4Bns3tDEJwNB3QGzdXHRPkdUwqnREO7jZHpcT5txuAD4gMSIZn

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Would it just be easier for me to send you the event data itself?

merry oak
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^ that one is definitely an invalid email. So if you can share another checkout session id, that'd be better

dull dirge
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I think the issue is that the customers are failing to fill out the Checkout Session properly or ending the session early and not that the microdeposit emails are failing to send. I just need to add email verification to my application, so that's something I can handle.

I'm looking at other customers, and it's saying that emails have been sent in the dashboard.

Sorry for the trouble and thanks for the help.

I probably need to also just set-up some sort of personal auto-email with instructions if someone is using micro-deposit verification.

So would I just need to listen for the setupintent creation webhook, check the variable under "next_action", and if it's "verifiy with microdeposits", have that trigger my application logic? I know this seems redundant, but a lot of my client's customers will likely not know to look for an email from Stripe, and they'll probably ignore the information in the success_url. Lol

I'd imagine it would be impossible to change the success URL based on whether or not the user used instant verification or selected the manual microdeposit option.

merry oak
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So would I just need to listen for the setupintent creation webhook, check the variable under "next_action", and if it's "verifiy with microdeposits", have that trigger my application logic? I know this seems redundant, but a lot of my client's customers will likely not know to look for an email from Stripe, and they'll probably ignore the information in the success_url. Lol

Makes sense to me, but as usual, give it a try to see if it works

I'd imagine it would be impossible to change the success URL based on whether or not the user used instant verification or selected the manual microdeposit option.

Yeah, this isn't possible