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As a related question: will the account.updated event be fired when a connected account has new or unmet requirements?
Hi, what does 'the errors member is always [].' mean? Can you share an example of what you're referring to?
Yes, https://docs.stripe.com/api/events/types#event_types-account.updated is sent whenever an account status or property has changed.
Which part is not human readable exactly?
For example for one account the requirements member is: "requirements": {"alternatives":[],"current_deadline":null,"currently_due":["business_profile.url","tos_acceptance.date","tos_acceptance.ip"],"disabled_reason":"requirements.past_due","errors":[],"eventually_due":["business_profile.url","individual.id_number","tos_acceptance.date","tos_acceptance.ip"],"past_due":["business_profile.url","tos_acceptance.date","tos_acceptance.ip"],"pending_verification":[]}, Note that errors is []. I can see that currently due are business_profiel.url, tos_acceptance.date, tos_acceptance.ip.
the documentation i was looking at led me to believe that errors woul have some information with a reason that seems to be human readable... but here i have none.
For an account in test mode - i do see an errors with human readable reason. But in my live-mode accounts i am looking at i don't see any errors with value other than []
Another example is an other account with "currently_due":["interv_1QXoRFAL6g6NLf5j1CQE8SZS.url_inquiry.form"] in the requirements, again with no details in errors. Is there a way for me to translate that requirement into something to show to a human?
I am looking into these things because we want to help our clients with connected accounts to ensure they have their accounts set up properly. While they are getting notifications from Stripe about their accounts we think that by having some information about the status of their on-boarding ourselves we may be able to assist them complete the needed steps.
Can you share the examples you're referring to here both in test and live mode so I can further look?
For the item above with the interv_ requirement the account id is "acct_1QXnc5AL6g6NLf5j" (live-mode) and for test-mode "acct_1Qr4LqEfazvJxstg" (note that this example i have in test mode actually does show some data in errors)
Do you need to know other info like my stripe api key or similar?
No, you should not share your secret api keys ever
Can you share the specefic event ids with me?
Sorry if i my add-on event question is causing confusion. The primary question is about data i am seeing when i call Stripe::Account.retrieve with the account id of a connected account
We don't log responses on GET calls so I can look at that on my end. We document what these requirements mean here: https://docs.stripe.com/connect/required-verification-information
I have not personally seen something like '"currently_due":["interv_1QXoRFAL6g6NLf5j1CQE8SZS.url_inquiry.form"]' before. Can you share the response on thid GET call?
this is the data i get from Stripe::Account.retrieve("acct_1QXnc5AL6g6NLf5j") where you can see the interv_... requirement in currently_due
Taking a further look
Ok, so that is related to risk verifications, https://docs.stripe.com/connect/handling-api-verification#handle-risk-verifications
You can see that it's relared to url_inquiry.form which we expalin what that scema is: These requirements follow the schema: <id>.<requirement_description>.<resolution_path>: