I'm currently setting up Stripe connect on my website and I want to test a webhook that needs the email data to be sent to it. But, in test mode, Stripe says "email is not needed in test mode" and blocks the input. Is there a solution or workaround for this so I can test sending email data?
Thanks,
In test mode it's not possible to set the email for an Express account during the onboarding flow. But when creating the account with the API, you could set the email parameter (this field is only used to make the account easier to identify for you).
Also note that Stripe don't send any emails in test mode.
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I'm integrating Stripe into one of the apps. When I send invoices through Node.js SDK it's not sending invoice emails to customers when I use the test environment API key. But when I use a live environment API key with the exact same code, it sends the invoice email to the customer.
Also when I send invoices from the Stripe dashboard in test mode, it is sending emails to customers. The issue seems to be only with SDK/API in the test mode.
Is it possible to send emails to customers even in test mode using Node.js SDK/API?
Stripe doesn't send email in test mode.
From https://support.stripe.com/questions/not-receiving-email-sent-from-stripe:
Stripe only sends email receipts for payments that are made with your live API key or through your live Dashboard. If you are expecting an email for a test transaction, one will not be sent.
I am trying to make a test standard connected account with OAuth or onboarding flow with stripe.
With onboarding, I can make a test account successfully, but I can't make it with OAuth in stripe.
An account made with OAuth has not an email, so I can't get email from it (acc_...).
Why is this? I am so confused about it? I am not sure if it will be working on live mode.
Someone tells me you can skip the form for the test account, so I did, why I can't see the email of standard connected account in the dashboard.
I am very thankful of any advice from yours.
I want to be able to pass an email into the webhook I trigger. I have a setup where after a user pays I want to update their record on Mailchimp. To properly test this without pushing to production (or running a local server open to the internet) I need to pass an email to stripe trigger checkout.session.completed so that it can find an email in Mailchimp. Right now the email is always stripe#example.com.
It's not possible to pass in custom data to stripe-cli triggers currently. Instead you probably want to use a service like ngrok.io to test this in a local environment.
If I set the recipients to get Access Code through email, then do I need to program separately to send the email with access code or Docusign API will automatically send the access code email to all recipients?
Also do I need to enable any setting from my DocuSign account to turn on this feature? I have a developer Docusign Account.
When using the Access Code authentication feature, it's up to the sender how to actually get the code over to the signer. For example, if you have their phone number you can call them and give it to them. Or you can instant message them or send an SMS, or some other means. In general though I would shy away from sending them the code through email as that pretty much defeats the purpose of multi-factor authentication (i.e. if someone has compromised their email they will get both the signature request email AND the access code email).
Similarly, the SMS Authentication feature is used the same way but in this case the code is explicitly sent to their mobile phone number. With Access Code it's up to you how to provide to the recipient.
I'm trying to test sending a SMS to the user when they need to sign the document. When do a GET of all envelope recipients i can see the SMS number there but the user never receives the SMS when it's time to sign. I'm using the dev sandbox to test this. Is this only available in production as a paid feature?
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I've used Phone and KBA in DEMO, it doesn't charge. You may have to check with DocuSign to enable it. You should be able to check by going into the Console --> Send tab --> add a recipient. Pull down the identity tab and see if you have it listed.
You have requireIdLookup=false in your example. That should be true, and you also need to set IDCheckConfigurationName to the right value.
recipient.RequireIDLookup = true;
recipient.IDCheckConfigurationName = "SMS Auth $";