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# Get subscription statuses

Merchants have two ways to be informed about statuses of their subscriptions (someone subscribed, paid and so on):

* Telegram group. The easiest option. Yoki team creates it with the subscription and gives merchant an invite link and merchant receives messages like this:

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* [API integration](/docs/subscription-payments/for-merchant/api-integration.md) via webhooks. That's when merchant needs more than just a Telegram group. Send notifications to email, WhatsApp, display the status in your SaaS – sky's the limit! In this case, all processing is done by merchant – we just send a webhook that merchant will handle. In this case, if merchant still wants to receive notifications into a Telegram group, they can [implement it themselves](/docs/subscription-payments/for-merchant/api-integration/sending-to-telegram-group.md). If merchant needs external developer bandwidth to implement the integration into their website/app, Yoki has a trusted development partner company. Please let us know if you need this option.