Saving down details of a transaction
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It is recommended you set up your database as outlined in the '' section so that you can record details of transactions that are processed on your platform.
The below video tutorial shows how you can save down the paymentIntent ID and paymentIntent Status associated with each transaction (relevant section is from: 35:50 to 43:25).
You can save down the following details in the workflow where you're initially creating the Checkout Session:
amount
returned from workflow action that creates Checkout Session
checkout session id
returned from workflow action that creates Checkout Session
seller account id
returned from workflow action that creates Checkout Session
Each of these values can be obtained directly after you create the Checkout Session and before you navigate to the webpage where the Checkout Session is being hosted - see sample workflow below:
paymentIntent ID
retrieved on success/cancel URL page using 'Stripe Connect - Get Checkout Session Details' data call
paymentIntent Status
retrieved on success/cancel URL page using 'Stripe Connect - Get Payment Details' data call
The Success URL and Cancel URL are defined when creating a Checkout Session. In order to set which transaction we're retrieving data for on the Success/Cancel URL pages, you can add the unique ID of the transaction created as a page URL parameter when creating the Checkout Session:
When the Success (or Cancel) URL page is loaded, we can then get the paymentIntent ID and paymentIntent Status on page load using two workflow actions:
We get the paymentIntent ID by using the 'Stripe Connect - Retrieve Checkout Session Details' data call and using
Note that we're using the unique ID of the transaction in the page URL to search for the relevant transaction to update:
We get the paymentIntent status by using the 'Stripe Connect - Get Payment Details' data call and using the paymentIntent ID saved down in the previous step
The remaining values can be retrieved on the Success URL or Cancel URL page (or Return URL page if you're using ). These are the pages the customer is returned after either completing a transaction or cancelling a transaction.
If you're embedding a Checkout Session in a page of your app (rather than navigating to a Stripe hosted page), you will only have a 'Return URL'. See the '' section of the instructions for full details.
