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pseudo eagle
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Hello, after the payment succeeds, it is typical to listen to our webhook events like payment_intent.succeeded and then perform various actions on your backend from there

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Can you tell me more about what you are trying to do after the payment?

rigid epoch
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I want to send a request to backend with order information to create a new order in the database

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do you have a tutorial abut webhooks? thank you

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I'm using django if that matters

pseudo eagle
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That tutorial uses flask but the logic should be clear enough to port it

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I don't think we have a tutorial specifically about sending this message from your client to your server but there are definitely javascript tutorials online that show how to generally communicate from client to server

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Definitely impliment the webhook event listener though. Client messages are fine but they can get lost, so if you only rely on the client message, it is possible to miss a payment that a Customer made to you. Webhooks provide a reliable redundant backup so that you always know if a payment succeeded

rigid epoch
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oh don't bother thinking about this, that's not a problem
Thank you very much @pseudo eagle I'll try to proceed with what you said