Is it possible to run an custom action when a buy was successful and set colums in the user profile?

Ok after a few days of learning I have to say it is straight forward to use glide and integromat with the customer portal of stripe. Checkout: [checkout (1)] Upgrade: [upgrade] Cancle: [cancle]

So after some research the Stripe Customerportal looks prommising. This is how my Integromat scenario looks like. It works for stripe test and productive environment. [image] If the user has no customer Id in his profile the scenario creates a user, saves the new id in the profile sheet and open the customer portal. If the user has a customer id then the scenario opens the customer portal. On the glide site it is a simple button with open url as action. [customer_portal] Now the customer has a nice place where he can manage his plans and bills i guess.

This looks great, any thoughts on using this to make one off payments? I just set up the new webhooks action to trigger a charge to a customer set up on Stripe through integromat, I’m then thinking to send the successful payments to gsheets and then use some logic to show payment successful. I’m keeping stripe customer ID and card ID outside of gsheets and glide, just using lookups in integromat data. But I’m not a developer and still a little concerned with security with this method though…

I think, when I get you right, for one time payment you can use the buy button component from glide. I only have the customer id in my g sheet but with row owner column. Oh and I have the price ids in the product sheets.

Thanks Jack, sounds like a good set up. I have been using the normal buy button, but running into some issues… hence the experimentation! [image]Using Math column for Price in Stripe buy button Hey @Mark Given limitations with row owners and computed columns, I’m using a formula in a separate google sheet to calculate the price. Which I thought was ok. However, because of the lag (~10 seconds) if the user changes something (in my case time duration), they can then click through to pay before the price has updated. I tried an ‘if statement’ to check value matches the same calc done in a glide computed column before allowing them to proceed. However, even when it updates in gsheets and then the data editor (where the checks are made allowing them to proceed), there’s still a delay to the app and the user can click through to buy before the price is updated. I can’t think of any other ways to get the correct amount. Any thoughts? Or any roadmap timelines or priorities on buy button functionality? Thanks, George

Perhaps this is a posible solution for you: [image] Easily create payment links in a lot of countries Project Showcase This looks like an interesting option to make payment links. And you can do that automatically as well with a template. In our Dashboard, you can create payment links, but with your own personal payment page, you can create payment requests without creating, just via a custom URL. Save time with creating payment links, just use dynamic links like: payrequest.me/name/12,50 or even payrequest.me/12,50/title/email Examples Dynamic Payment Links payrequest.me/name/$3,40 payrequest.me/nam…

Ah thanks for your help, appreciate it. I tried this, but didn’t like the user could update the amount in the URL. I’m using Stripe connect for transfer payments and billing for subscriptions. So may keep testing this option or just do a stripe checkout each time. Or hopefully Glides payment functionality is updated or I can find a workaround to keep it in the app.

I saw this complaint about PayRequest - this makes it a no-no! George_Lewis1 Jan 18 "Ah thanks for your help, appreciate it. I tried this, but didn’t like the user could update the amount in the URL. I’m using Stripe connect for transfer payments and billing for subscriptions. So may keep testing this option or just do a stripe checkout each time. Or hopefully Glides payment functionality is updated or I can find a workaround to keep it in the app."

Not sure if this is still a problem, but in my agency apps I have used PayHere’s URL method recently and has no problems with that. Very reliable.

Hi, I checked the 3th lesson in Glide Lessons to send mail when a new row is added. But is it also possible to use this method for sending an email if a certain column XY has one particular value? The value in my app depends on several calculations when users change something in other fields, but I want to send an email if the cell has a value "WARNING. So as long as the column has a value different from “warning”, nothing has to be done, but if a user changes some fields whereby the value in column XY automatically changes to “warning”, I want a mail to be sent. Thanks for helping. Wim

So I assume you’re talking about sending an email when there’s a new row added and your If-Then-Else (?) column returns a “warning” value? I assume you can have an on-submit action for your form that only triggers when that column’s value is WARNING, then trigger something through a webhook. Or if you want to do that when users change something in an existing row, use the same logic in an edit screen.

Run a custom action when purchase is successful

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