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"I'm managing customers with Stripe, but it would be so much easier if I could integrate it with WordPress..."
Many people might be feeling this way. Are you spending too much time on manual data entry and updates? By integrating Stripe and WordPress APIs, you can automate processes such as "when a new customer is registered in Stripe, they are automatically registered as a user in WordPress." Additionally, you can create Stripe product and payment links triggered by form submissions and post them to WordPress!
In this article, we will introduce what you can do by integrating Stripe and WordPress, as well as detailed setup instructions. If you're thinking, "Maybe there's an easier way that I just don't know about?" this is a must-read!
By using Yoom, you can easily integrate Stripe and WordPress without any coding. Yoom provides templates for integrating Stripe and WordPress, so you can achieve integration immediately just by signing up, even without API knowledge.
By integrating the APIs of Stripe and WordPress, you can automatically connect Stripe data to WordPress!
For example, you can automatically perform data integration like the following without human intervention.
You can experience the integration of Stripe and WordPress immediately by simply clicking "Try it out" on the automation example you're interested in and registering an account.
Registration takes only 30 seconds, so feel free to give it a try!
This flow is recommended for those who are using Stripe for online payments and want to streamline customer management on their WordPress site.
This is a recommended flow for automating the series of tasks from form input to payment link generation and posting when integrating Stripe with WordPress.
Let's get started with creating a flow that integrates Stripe and WordPress!
We'll proceed with the integration using Yoom, a no-code platform. If you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one using this link.
[What is Yoom]
This time, we'll create a flow bot that transfers data to WordPress when a contact is registered in Stripe!
We will create this in the following major steps.
Let's register My App to connect Stripe and WordPress to Yoom.
By completing the My App registration first, you can smoothly proceed with the automation settings.
Before connecting, make sure to create customer information in Stripe!
※ This time, it was created as shown in the image below.
1. Click on My App on the left side of the Yoom page and select "New Connection".
Enter "Stripe" in the search box at the top right and select Stripe from the search results.
※・【Stripe】is an app available only on some paid plans. In the case of the Free Plan or Mini Plan, the operations and data connections of the flow bot you have set will result in an error, so please be careful.
・Some paid plans offer a 2-week free trial. During the free trial, you can use apps that are subject to restrictions.
2. On the displayed screen, enter the required fields and click "Add".
3. Next, register WordPress with My App.
Similarly, click on My App on the left side of the Yoom page and select "New Connection".
Enter "WordPress" in the search box and select WordPress from the search results.
On the next screen, enter the required fields and click "Add".
If Stripe and WordPress are displayed in My App, the registration is complete.
From here, let's create the flow! Since we are using a template, open the template page below and click 'Try it'.
The template will be automatically copied to your workspace. Please click "OK" on the next screen.
*The following screen will be displayed when you click "Automatically register a user in WordPress when a new customer is created in Stripe [Copy]" in the Flowbot under "My Projects" on the left side of the Yoom page screen.
1. Click "OK" on the previous screen and then click the app trigger "When a new customer is created" on the displayed screen.
2. Enter the required fields on the displayed screen. Leave the trigger action as is and click "Next".
3. Set the details on the displayed screen. Select the "Trigger Interval".
*It is generally recommended to set it to the shortest time!
*You can select the trigger interval from 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes. Please note that the shortest trigger interval varies depending on the plan.
*For more details on the Yoom plan, please refer to here.
4. After entering, execute "Test" and if successful, click "Save".
*The displayed output can be used in the next settings as it is indicated that "This value can be used in other operations."
1. Click "Generate Text".
Click "Next" on the displayed screen.
2. Enter the "Prompt" according to the explanation below the input field.
*This time, to generate a WordPress user ID, we entered it as shown in the image below.
After entering, execute "Test" and if successful, click "Save".
1. Click "Extract Data from Text".
Click "Next" on the displayed screen.
2. For "Target Text", select from the output displayed when you click the input field.
For "Items to Extract", enter the items you want to extract that are not extractable by the template.
*This time, we entered it as shown in the image below.
After entering, execute "Test" and if successful, click "Save".
1. Click "Create User" to integrate with the app.
Enter the required fields on the displayed screen and click "Next".
2. Set up the API connection.
For "Username", "Email Address", "First Name", and "Last Name", select from the output displayed when you click the input field.
After entering, execute "Test" and if successful, click "Save".
Click the "Turn on the trigger" button in the red frame on the screen below to automatically start the Flowbot.
By leveraging the APIs of Stripe and WordPress, various automations can be achieved.
You can automate notifications to email or chat tools when a payment is made, and automate the creation and sending of payment links from database information.
You can create drafts or new posts based on form contents or database information, and automatically post to WordPress based on calendar schedules!
How was it? By integrating Stripe with WordPress, you can expect to solve issues such as "eliminating the hassle of manually entering customer information," "wanting to streamline operations," and "automating content updates." By automating customer data management and content posting, you can prevent oversights and enhance overall operational efficiency.
With the no-code tool Yoom, anyone can easily start integrating Stripe with WordPress without specialized knowledge! If you're interested, create a free account first and check out the usability for yourself. Registration takes just 30 seconds! You can experience automatic integration right away.
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