#sebsii_webhooks

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past timber
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ok i think this is just not supported?
got this in cli

(0) > stripe listen -f localhost:8000/api/webhook/stripe
[Tue, 10 Mar 2026 15:58:12 CET] ERROR The listen command is not supported in an organization sandbox at this time.
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but then is the question how do i best simulate that environment in local dev?

knotty pine
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Yeah unfortunately I think you'll need to run a stripe listen instance for each account you want to listen to events for

past timber
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Thanks for answering quick
But then when listening on multiple instances do i get the Context-Header? tbh haven't tried it yet but my AI-overlord said that it only attached to events which are sent from organization and i question if this is then the case? I'll try it and see what happens, but appreciate if you have any input ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

knotty pine
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No you wouldn't get that

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Because that's only sent for org events

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At least I wouldn't think you would. I haven't tested it

past timber
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yeah thought that too, but then i ask myself i cant replicate the prod environment with org level webhook in dev env, except for maybe tunneling my local endpoint to some public endpoint with ngrok or cloudflare or something?

knotty pine
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Yeah you'd have to test this by registering an event destination in the test dashboard

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And that endpoint can be hosted

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Or you can use ngrok