#drewbie__doobie

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calm palmBOT
crystal osprey
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But if you're trying to send Events from your Platform account to your Connected Account's endpoint, I don't think that will work.

severe shale
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So, it's an event registered under the Events tab under the connected account. I have been trying to use Stripe CLI to send this specific event from November 22 to my production environment. I receive:

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You are not permitted to configure webhook endpoints on a connected account. Did you mean to create a Connect webhook on your account instead?

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I may be missing something or mixing up my keys here. But the platform account has an API key which I am also trying to leverage.

crystal osprey
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That Event will be too old to resend. Only Events generated within the past 30 days are eligible for resend.

severe shale
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Ah crap. Is there any easy way to trigger an account.updated event against this specific connected account?

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I just need to verify something takes place when the account is updated within our application.

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And unfortunately this piece only exists under the circumstances that it be production and a connected account to our platform account.

crystal osprey
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Um, that is typically triggered when a change happens to the Account object, I'm trying to think if there is a trivial field that you can update to try to get that Event to be generated.

severe shale
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Would I basically need to trigger the account update via API and that'll kick off a webhook event?

crystal osprey
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That's what I'm thinking, but am working on testing.

severe shale
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Thank you sir

crystal osprey
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Yup, I think that's going to be the best approach here. In my test I updated the metadata on an Account, and that triggered the creation of a new account.updated Event. You could add some a new metadata field that isn't related to your flows to get the Event to generate, and then remove that extra field.

severe shale
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Awesome. Thank you, I think that resolves my issue here.