yashu_webhooks

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[tulip estuary]

If we setup webhook listener for each product, we might have duplicate data from other products as well.
Hi
Can you share more details please regarding this ?

[formal lotus]

We are running products on different domains (with its own independent backend and frontend).

If we are running a Stripe webhook for Product A.
And we recieve a payment for Product B.

The payment information will also be stored in Product A database (which is irrelevent data for Product A, and duplicate data)

[tulip estuary]

What webhook event you are listening to ?

We are running products on different domains (with its own independent backend and frontend).
You should create a Stripe Account for each domain
https://docs.stripe.com/get-started/account/multiple-accounts#:~:text=You must use,your existing account.

[formal lotus]

Even if all the products are under single entity?

[formal lotus]

Like:

• customer.*
• customer.subscription.*
• invoices.*

and more....

[tulip estuary]

I see, you have two options then:

• Create a Separate Stripe Account for each domain (you can use Stripe Standard Account for examle)
• Listen to all events on each backend and implement a filter to drop the irrelevant product

[formal lotus]

The first option is more feasible, i think.

Thanks for the help. 🙂