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- kristineannmon, 5 days ago, 9 messages
In the event object reference, each event for a connected account also contains a top-level account property. It identifies the account that the webhook is sent to and the data[object] it belongs
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Okay let me check that.
The account is not included in the response when retrieving the event record via API.
This is the Webhook I created under the connected account.
Can you share that event id? evt_xxx
Here is the event ID
evt_3OOXy5KrpVuMYlcQ2BLlABVw
Okie and acct_1NzVGIKrpVuMYlcQ is one of the Connected Account?
Yup, that's correct.
When an event is triggered to both connected accounts,
Which event triggered this Charge and what is the other event id for the other account?
I believe it came from req_T1WSwdCXX3OYVK which is directly on this Account
Or do you mean not 2 events coming at the same time, just many events come in at different times and you want to distinguish?
Yes. I just want to recognize what connected account the payload came from.
But each account has a different webhook secret, how do you take both secrets in one endpoint?
We will be using Salesforce to store the payload. In our case, 2 connected accounts are created but we want all payloads from each account to be stored in only 1 Salesforce org.
Hey sorry I don't follow the Saleforce part. You create 1 Stripe webhook endpoint for each of your Connected Account correct? Each of them will have 1 webhook secret endpoint (https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks#verify-official-libraries) When your server handle the same URL like you mentioned, you would you setup these 2 webhook secrets?
I mean generally it's not a good idea to share the same URL
So if you can setup in 2 different URL, things would be way easier