Recovery

Abandoned Cart Recovery Events

The following webhook events track the abandoned cart recovery lifecycle:

Event	Description
`abandoned_checkout.detected`	An abandoned checkout has been detected. Sent when a payment is identified as abandoned (failed or incomplete) and the recovery workflow begins.
`abandoned_checkout.recovered`	The customer completed payment through the recovery link. The `recovered_payment_id` field contains the successful payment ID.

Abandoned Checkout Payload Fields

string

required

The original payment that was abandoned. Use this to look up product, amount, and currency details.

string

required

The brand this abandoned checkout belongs to.

string

required

The customer who abandoned the checkout.

string

required

Why the checkout was abandoned. One of:

payment_failed — Customer attempted payment but it failed
checkout_incomplete — Customer visited checkout but never attempted payment

string

required

Current lifecycle state of this recovery attempt. One of:

abandoned — Detected, no emails sent yet
recovering — At least one recovery email sent
recovered — Customer completed payment
exhausted — All emails sent or newer checkout found
opted_out — Customer unsubscribed

string

required

ISO 8601 timestamp of when the checkout was detected as abandoned.

string | null

The payment ID of the successful recovery payment. null until the checkout is recovered.

Example: Handling ACR Webhooks

app.post('/webhooks/dodo', async (req, res) => {
  const event = req.body;

  switch (event.type) {
    case 'abandoned_checkout.detected':
      console.log(`Checkout abandoned: ${event.data.payment_id}`);
      console.log(`Reason: ${event.data.abandonment_reason}`);
      // Track abandonment in your analytics
      await trackAbandonment(event.data);
      break;

    case 'abandoned_checkout.recovered':
      console.log(`Checkout recovered: ${event.data.payment_id}`);
      console.log(`Recovery payment: ${event.data.recovered_payment_id}`);
      // Grant access, update records
      await handleRecovery(event.data);
      break;
  }

  res.json({ received: true });
});

Dunning Events

The following webhook events track the subscription dunning lifecycle:

Event	Description
`dunning.started`	A dunning attempt has been created for a subscription that entered `on_hold` or was cancelled by the customer.
`dunning.recovered`	The customer updated their payment method and the resulting payment succeeded. The `payment_id` field contains the successful payment ID.

Dunning Attempt Payload Fields

string

required

The subscription that triggered the dunning attempt.

string

required

The brand this dunning attempt belongs to.

string

required

The customer who owns the subscription.

string

required

The subscription state that triggered dunning. One of:

on_hold — Subscription paused due to payment failure
cancelled — Customer cancelled from the customer portal

string

required

Current lifecycle state of this dunning attempt. One of:

recovering — Dunning emails are being sent
recovered — Customer updated payment method and payment succeeded
exhausted — All emails sent or subscription state changed

string

required

ISO 8601 timestamp of when the dunning attempt was created.

string | null

The payment ID of the successful recovery payment. null while recovering.

Example: Handling Dunning Webhooks

app.post('/webhooks/dodo', async (req, res) => {
  const event = req.body;

  switch (event.type) {
    case 'dunning.started':
      console.log(`Dunning started for subscription: ${event.data.subscription_id}`);
      console.log(`Trigger: ${event.data.trigger_state}`);
      // Track dunning in your system
      await trackDunning(event.data);
      break;

    case 'dunning.recovered':
      console.log(`Subscription recovered: ${event.data.subscription_id}`);
      console.log(`Recovery payment: ${event.data.payment_id}`);
      // Reactivate access, update records
      await handleDunningRecovery(event.data);
      break;
  }

  res.json({ received: true });
});

Subscribe to both dunning.started and dunning.recovered to track the full dunning lifecycle. Use dunning.started to pause grace periods or flag at-risk subscriptions in your system.

Abandoned Cart Recovery

Configure ACR email sequences and discount incentives.

Subscription Dunning

Configure dunning email sequences for lapsed subscriptions.

Subscription Webhooks

Related subscription lifecycle events like subscription.on_hold and subscription.cancelled.

Webhook Payload Schema

Webhook payload for abandoned_checkout.detected and abandoned_checkout.recovered events

abandoned_at

string<date-time>

required

abandonment_reason

enum<string>

required

Available options:

payment_failed,

checkout_incomplete

brand_id

string

required

Brand id this abandoned checkout belongs to

customer_id

string

required

payment_id

string

required

status

enum<string>

required

Available options:

abandoned,

recovering,

recovered,

exhausted,

opted_out

recovered_payment_id

string | null

Getting Started

Features

Integrate

Merchant of Record

Miscellaneous

Abandoned Cart Recovery Events

Abandoned Checkout Payload Fields

Example: Handling ACR Webhooks

Dunning Events

Dunning Attempt Payload Fields

Example: Handling Dunning Webhooks

Abandoned Cart Recovery

Subscription Dunning

Subscription Webhooks

Webhook Payload Schema

​Abandoned Cart Recovery Events

​Abandoned Checkout Payload Fields

​Example: Handling ACR Webhooks

​Dunning Events

​Dunning Attempt Payload Fields

​Example: Handling Dunning Webhooks

Abandoned Cart Recovery

Subscription Dunning

Subscription Webhooks

​Webhook Payload Schema

Abandoned Cart Recovery Events

Abandoned Checkout Payload Fields

Example: Handling ACR Webhooks

Dunning Events

Dunning Attempt Payload Fields

Example: Handling Dunning Webhooks

Webhook Payload Schema