The Request Data is the information Stripe is sending to your endpoint. This information comes in the form of JSON and follows a certain structure. When you initialized your endpoint, Bubble analyzed the structure of the JSON data and “translated” it in the form of a data source called Request Data that you can use in your workflow. The options that are accessible in this data source (Request Data or you can also call this the HTTP Request) are the fields that Bubble detected during the initialization phase.
What does this mean?
It means the options available to you are the options that Stripe sends over. If there isn’t an option here that you were expecting, I encourage you view the raw JSON request that stripe sent over during the initialization phase. It could be the case that the data you are looking for isn’t automatically sent in this request. In that case, you may need to make an additional API call in your backend workflow to get that info OR use a different Stripe endpoint.
I hope this information helps. Good luck.
Jonah
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