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# New checkout webhooks for real‑time integrations

We’ve added a set of checkout webhooks so your other systems can react in real time while a customer is checking out.

**What’s new**

A single group of new checkout webhooks that fire when:

* A customer selects a **payment method**
* A customer selects a **shipping method**
* A customer confirms their **shipping address**

**What it means for you**

You can now:

* Send payment, shipping and address selections directly to your ERP, WMS, courier or analytics tools.
* Prioritise internal workflows (e.g. fast‑track express shipping orders or flag COD orders for review).
* Run address or fraud checks before the order is fully placed.

**Business benefits**

* Better visibility of customer choices during checkout.
* Smoother automation between your store and external systems.
* Fewer manual steps and reduced risk on high‑risk payment or delivery options.


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