Businesses Webhook (Not Built)

Everyware makes HTTP requests to your application just like a regular web browser, in the format
application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

By including parameters and values in its requests, Everyware sends data to your application that you can act upon before responding.

When Everyware receives a payment attempt for one of your contacts, it makes a synchronous HTTP
request to the message URL configured for your account.

🚧 Check Data Format

Please code to the Everyware data format so your endpoint will accept the data: application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

Parameters

Everyware sends the following parameters with its request as POST parameter:

Parameter	Description
PaymentSid	A 32 character unique identifier for the payment attempt.
IndividualID	This is the Everyware unique identifier for the contact.
ExternalID	This is the unique identifier that you provided on the initial call to create the contact.
EmailAddress	This is the email address of the contact.
Phone	This is the phone number of the contact.
StatusID	This is to identify if the payment attempt was a success or failure. “0” will indicate success, and “1” will indicate failure.
PaymentAmt	This is the dollar amount of the payment attempt.
PaymentDate	This is the date/time the payment attempt was made.
TransactionID	This is the transaction identifier for the successful transaction, aka InvoiceID.
PaymentType	This is to identify if a full or partial payment was attempted. “P” will indicate partial, “F” will indicate full.
CardType	This is the type of card that was used for the payment attempt.
LastFour	This is the last 4 digits of the card number used on the payment attempt.
ResponseMessage	This is the response message that is provided for a failed payment attempt.