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- jignesh_74410, 2 days ago, 59 messages
- jignesh_74410, 2 days ago, 26 messages
yes they're unique. But also note the account ID of the connected account is in the webhook in any case.
Oh okay, so that would be helpful than to trace back the intent with particular accounts.
So, we can configure same webhook across all the Connect accounts right?
have you read https://stripe.com/docs/connect/webhooks ?
Ah okay, sorry I missed that. So we don't need to go to each of the Connect account and configure the webhook separately?
I want to listen to the payment_intent events for all the Connect accounts, so I just need to configure one webhook in platform account and it would work, is that correct understanding?
no you never do that
yes
Ah great, that saved me a lot of time to manage differnent webhook secret keys 😄
Thank you so much @prime belfry
For Connect webhooks, it’s important to note that while only test webhooks will be sent to your development webhook URLs, both live and test webhooks will be sent to your production webhook URLs. This is due to the fact that you can perform both live and test transactions under a production application. For this reason, we recommend you check the livemode value when receiving an event webhook to know what action, if any, should be taken.
I didn't get this statement from the documentation
it means the livemode endpoint can recieve events that contain objects that are testmode (livemode:false)
what if we configure different webhooks in testmode and production? Still production webhook will get the events from testmode?
yes
opps, thats interesting
it doesn't always apply nowadays since it depends on the exact setup you're using (it mainly applies when using OAuth Standard accounts in livemode) but it's something to be aware of
so we would get livemode parameter with every event?
yes
okay