Connecting Your Store

PraisePipeline learns about your sales through webhooks — small notifications your store sends when an order is paid. Setup is the same shape everywhere: copy your unique webhook URL from Settings → Integrations, paste it into your store’s webhook settings, and send a test.

Your webhook URL contains a private token that identifies your organization. Treat it like a password — anyone with the URL can send purchase events to your account. You can regenerate it from the Integrations page at any time.

Stripe

1. In Stripe, go to Developers → Webhooks → Add endpoint.
2. Paste your PraisePipeline webhook URL (choose Stripe as the source in the Integrations page to get the right URL).
3. Subscribe to checkout.session.completed and charge.succeeded events.
4. Send Stripe’s test event — the Integrations card will show as verified.

Shopify

1. In Shopify admin, go to Settings → Notifications → Webhooks.
2. Create a webhook for Order payment (orders/paid) pointing at your PraisePipeline URL.
3. Shopify’s automatic test notification verifies the connection.

WooCommerce

1. In WordPress admin, go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Webhooks.
2. Add a webhook with topic Order created, delivery URL set to your PraisePipeline URL.
3. Saving the webhook sends WooCommerce’s verification ping automatically.

Zapier

Use a Zap with your store or payment tool as the trigger and Webhooks by Zapier → POST as the action, sending customer_email (required) and customer_name in the body. Zapier’s test step verifies the connection.

Salesforce

Point an Outbound Message or Flow webhook at your PraisePipeline URL, including the contact’s email (ContactEmail) and name (ContactName) in the payload.

Anything else (generic webhook)

Any system that can send an HTTP POST works. Send JSON with at least a customer_email field (plus customer_name if you have it) to your webhook URL with the source set to generic.

After connecting

Every paid order now schedules a review request automatically — see How review requests work for the timing and guardrails.