Connect Easypay integrations
Authorize local and global customer transactions by connecting Easypay to Make to automate your billing operations. Linking this payment gateway to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly generate shared payment links, verify subscription updates, and sync checkout records. Join Make for free today to configure your first automated billing sequence.
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Creates a Pay by link.
Extends the expiration date of a Pay by link.
Retrieves a list of Pay by links.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Retrieves the details of an existing Pay by link.
Triggers when a payment event has occured.
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Popular Easypay workflows.
Connect Easypay to Make and automate your payment workflows. Sync sales data, manage invoices, and simplify your billing.
Unlock the power of automated payments with Easypay and Make
Connect Easypay to your favorite apps using Make. Automate invoicing, update your CRM, and send instant transaction alerts without writing code to save time and grow your business.
Instantly generate and send tax-compliant invoices in your accounting software whenever a payment is processed through Easypay.
Keep your team updated by automatically sending Slack alerts or emails the moment an Easypay transaction is completed or fails.
Keep your customer records and sales pipelines automatically updated in your CRM with every new Easypay transaction.
Automate how you track recurring payments and handle failed renewals by syncing Easypay directly with your membership platform.
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