Connect Easypay integrations
Facilitate customer transactions by automating Easypay to generate custom payment links and monitor live webhook events. Linking your checkout pipelines to our workflow automation tool lets you distribute notifications to Slack, verify Multibanco transfers, or sync invoices with your CRM databases. Sign up for a free account today to scale your financial tracking.
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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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Automate Your Payment Workflows by Integrating Easypay and Make
Connect Easypay with Make to automate your invoicing, sync your CRM, and send instant customer notifications. Easily build powerful payment workflows without any coding.
Automatically generate and send invoices in your accounting software the moment a payment is successfully processed through Easypay.
Instantly send custom payment confirmations to your customers via email or SMS right after a successful transaction.
Keep your customer records up to date by automatically updating payment statuses in your CRM whenever a transaction occurs.
Instantly grant access to digital products or activate services in other apps as soon as a subscription payment is confirmed.
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