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[bright ridge]

@bronze shell correct, Test mode with Test API keys doesn't move money but you also use our Test cards in that case: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#cards

[bronze shell]

Thanks!

[bright ridge]

sure thing! Do you have any other questions?

[bronze shell]

Yes, is there a test card I can use? This is one of my first times using Stripe.

(At least, properly use it :) )

[bright ridge]

yes there are many that's in my first answer with the exact link: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#cards

[bronze shell]

Thanks!

[bright ridge]

of course! Let me know if you have a follow up question!

[bronze shell]

Hey, it's me again ~

Umm, what is a good way to interface with some terribly written invoicing platform that we currently use?

[bright ridge]

I'm not sure what "interface" could mean

[bronze shell]

I mean, make it so that once a client posts a payment, it calls an API to the invoicing platform or something.

Is it better to host it separately, or build it into the invoicing software?

[bright ridge]

well either they have an integration with us, or you would basically use their API to report the payment

[bronze shell]

Is there a built in less code feature for something like this?

[bright ridge]

I'm sorry I don't get it

you're asking "can I magically get my payment to sync with a bad third-party invoicing software"

but I don't know, like that depends on that invoicing software and why you find it bad I guess

[bronze shell]

My previous provider had a feature so you can call an api after each payment.

[bright ridge]

or you could just use only Stripe and nothing else

[bronze shell]

Is there something like this here?

[bright ridge]

I mean we have numerous ways but unfortunately I really don't get the question

[bronze shell]

I think I’ll try this out for a while. See how it runs.

[bright ridge]

so you can call an api after each payment.
We have webhooks https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks for this yes

[bronze shell]

Oh yes this is it. Thanks!

[bright ridge]

ah nice that's what you meant!

[bronze shell]

Thank you so much!