> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.omnivatelehealth.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.omnivatelehealth.com/overview/stripe-integration.md). # Stripe Integration This document will guide you through the transaction enabling process for your platform ### Introduction Stripe is a tool that helps to accept payments online in a safe and straightforward way. When you connect Stripe to your platform, you can manage transactions smoothly, making it easy for your users to pay. It's all about giving them a hassle-free payment experience. ### Integration Overview * This documentation outlines the steps required to integrate Stripe into your platform for processing payments that are redirected to specific clinics. * The integration involves configuring payment settings in your admin settings and setting up webhook events to listen to events related to payment processing. ### Registering with Stripe 1. Log in to Omniva platform's admin dashboard. 2. Navigate to the settings section and select payment configuration. 3. You'll find an option to integrate with Stripe. Click on it to proceed. 4. You'll be directed to the Stripe login page. If you don't have a Stripe account, you can create one by following the registration process. 5. After logging in, you'll land on the home section of your Stripe account, and click on the developer button.

### Adding Webhook Events 1. In the developer button, locate the option in the webhook tab.

2. Click on the add an endpoint.

3. Input the Endpoint URL provided by our platform. This URL is where Stripe will send notifications about payment-related events.

4. Click on the "Select Events" button. 5. Select all events that our platform needs to listen to, such as account, balance, customer, etc.

6. After filling out all the details, click on the "Add endpoint" button.

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