Services and customers
Invoices, payments and payouts
One subscription can produce many invoices over time. A one-off purchase may take more than one payment attempt to collect.
The instant-available balance comes from Stripe and can differ from your Cleared Balance. You may be able to request an Instant Payout for funds that are still clearing for a standard payout. See Payouts for timing and eligibility.
Links and features
Use a Customer Manage Link or Customer Payment Link for an existing purchase. A service checkout link starts a new purchase.
See Customer Manage & Payment Links for help finding and sharing the right link.
Billing choices and statuses
Fixed-term subscription vs. instalment plan
A fixed-term subscription starts with a recurring price and a number of main-price payments. An instalment plan starts with a fixed total and splits it into payments. Intro Pricing payments on a subscription come before the main-price payment count.Paused vs. scheduled cancellation vs. Expiring vs. Expired
Subscriptions can also be Upcoming, Active or Overdue. See Subscription Management for the actions available at each stage.
Voided vs. refunded
Voiding stops collection of an unpaid invoice. Refunding returns a payment that was already collected.Choosing a Zapier trigger
A subscription can become active while its bank payment is still processing. Use Payment Paid when an action must wait for confirmed payment.
Payment Created is not a standalone trigger, but
payment.created can arrive through All Events - Payments while an invoice is Pending. For BECS, Payment Paid waits for bank confirmation and the invoice to be marked Paid, usually up to 3 business days after submission. The funds may still be clearing for payout after the trigger runs.
See Newie + Zapier for the complete trigger list and setup steps.
Acronyms
Last updated: 2026-09-10
