Basic Configuration - Stripe Webhooks for Subscriptions

Webhook Configurations for Subscriptions

The subscription webhook is primarily used for vendor subscription plans that require payment. To find out how to set these up, please visit Creating a Subscription product in Stripe for Vendor Subscriptions. You will need to complete the below steps first before you set up a subscription product.

Using the same method as in Basic Configuration - Payment Gateway Additional API Endpoints, you will need to add the following endpoints and specific events for each one (not the group of events):

Endpoint URL (All starting with http(s)://{project-host}/)	Specific Event
/omnyfy_stripe/invoice_payment/succeed (eg https://admin.marketplace.com/omnyfy_stripe/invoice_payment/succeed)	invoice.payment_succeeded
/omnyfy_stripe/invoice_payment/failed (eg https://admin.marketplace.com/omnyfy_stripe/invoice_payment/failed)	invoice.payment_failed
/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/created (eg https://admin.marketplace.com/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/created)	customer.subscription.created
/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/updated (eg https://admin.marketplace.com/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/updated)	customer.subscription.updated
/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/deleted (eg https://admin.marketplace.com/omnyfy_stripe/subscription/deleted)	customer.subscription.deleted

Just as a reminder, that your Endpoint URL should start with your Admin URL in place of {project-host}, not your main URL - but should NOT include your admin directory. The description field is optional.

See example below the single event:

Then you can choose the end point by selecting "+ Select events"

You can test each webhook by selecting "Send test webhook" in Stripe. Here you can see a pop up for what event to test (since each of these webhooks are only looking at a single event, the event will be automatically selected).

Here you can see a pop up for what event to test (since each of these webhooks are only looking at a single event, the event will be automatically selected). Simply select "Send test webhook" and it will trigger the webhook and get a response.

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Webhook Event Missing from Staging

Most likely, if you're testing this on a staging environment, you may potentially find that you get to a webhook, and the webhook doesn't show any event information.

This is most likely due to the HTTP Authorisation that is blocking the webhooks. This should not be an issue for staging, however during the UAT phase prior to launch, you will want to test this properly (schedule a time with the project manager/support team to allow temporary remove of the HTTP Authorisation).

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