When enabling or disabling Checkout Methods under Merchant Tools > Ordering > Salesforce Payments > {Payment Zone Name}, Salesforce Commerce Cloud triggers the creation or update of a webhook in the Stripe Dashboard. During this process, the system references the values defined in the http-host and https-host fields within Merchant Tools > SEO > Aliases.
If these fields are left empty, the system defaults to using the Business Manager hostname (e.g., production-realm-customer.demandware.net) as the webhook endpoint. This results in the webhook URL in the Stripe Dashboard being set incorrectly, potentially leading to payment processing issues.
To prevent webhook misconfiguration and subsequent payment failures:
www.customdomain.com) is defined in both the http-host and https-host fields under Merchant Tools > SEO > Aliases before enabling or disabling any checkout method.Note: Before making any changes to Salesforce Payments, verify that each site in Business Manager has its respective custom hostname configured in the http-host and https-host fields. Updates to Salesforce Payments can trigger webhook updates across all sites, so consistent configuration is essential to maintain proper Stripe integration.
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