For those of you who have Stripe integrated with your forms to take payment, you may receive an email from Stripe that says something like this: 


Webhook Endpoint Issue Notification Email from Stripe:


Hi there,


We’re contacting you because we’re still having trouble delivering data to a webhook endpoint associated with your account in live mode. Webhooks are used to notify your server about events that happen in your Stripe account, such as a payout completing or an invoice being created. The failing webhook endpoint is http://


You or someone on your team has added that endpoint in your Stripe webhook settings, which you can view and edit here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/webhooks.


Please note that in most cases a failing webhook does not impact your charges or payouts. However, if you use subscriptions we rely on your webhook endpoint to notify you of new invoices. These invoices may be delayed for up to three days if your webhook is unable to successfully receive them.


We’ve attempted to notify the endpoint 577 times since January 3, 2018 at 05:59PM. If this endpoint is important to your application, please try and fix the issue. If you do not need the webhook endpoint you can delete it from your Stripe webhook settings. We will stop sending notifications to your webhook by February 2, 2018. This email is the last time we'll reach out to you before disabling the webhook.


One recent call to your endpoint returned an HTTP status code 301, with a redirect to http://. If you intended to have notifications sent to that URL, you may just want to update your webhook URL to http: //. You can view the event for this failed notification here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/. To acknowledge receipt of a webhook, your endpoint should return a 2xx HTTP status code.


For more in-depth information about how to use webhooks, we recommend taking a look at our documentation: https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks.


Yours,


The Stripe team


HOW TO RESOLVE:


While the email sounds intimidating, the fix is simple! Simply make sure your webhooks are "https" and not "http"

You can view your webhooks at https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/webhooks. Then if you need to edit one, click it, then click update.


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