#rebryk_webhook-events-analysis
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Unfortunately, that is not possible. We call this out in our docs
We only guarantee access to events through the Retrieve Event API for 30 days.
yeah, i've read it. but events are still available via dashboard
so i was thinkin if there is a way to export them
even .csv would work
We do not have a way to export them
What are you attempting to do?
i want to export all webhook events to put into my database, because we are building BI system that works with stripe and other stores (like ApplePay)
we accept payments via different channels
analytics basically
Why would you need events for that?
AppleStore, i am sorry
You can retrieve Charges and Payment Intents for entire Account histories
because we need to have subscription started/canceled/renewed/etc events to analyze all stats
like subscription renewals
yes, i can do it separately for stripe, but i need all sources in a single place
You can piece that together from Invoices
started and renewal - yes, that is a good point
cancellation might be available from subscription objects i guess
The Subscription object includes a number of properties with information on cancellation
yeah, i think it might work for us. thx!
cancel_at, canceled_at, cancellation_details
yes, you are right
Of course, once you are connected to a Stripe account you can set up webhook endpoints to listen for events and build up your data going forward
So maybe you could offer a sort of tiered data analytics
For history > 30 days, you have some level of analysis but for all events less than 30 days old, you offer a more fine-grained view
got it. thanks again!
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