Create a trigger
React to order and webhook events.
Where: Payments → Triggers → New · /projects/<project>/payments/triggers/new
The form reads as a sentence: If this happens, ... then do that.
Fields
If this — pick the event:
When order created (
OnOrderCreated) — a new order is created; all order data is passed to the action.When order paid (
OnOrderPaid) — an order is paid; all order data is passed to the action.When webhook call received (
OnWebhookCallReceived) — a gateway webhook arrives; all callback data is passed to the action.
For When webhook call received, two checkbox lists appear:
For these integrations — your connected integrations, each shown with its gateway (e.g.
Main shop (Stripe)). Leave everything unchecked to react to every integration.For these events — the provider's own webhook event names, e.g.
checkout.session.completed,charge.refunded(Stripe),transaction.completed(Paddle),order_created(Lemon Squeezy). The list narrows to the gateways of the checked integrations. Leave everything unchecked to react to all supported events.
... then — pick the action: Run Code, Send Email, Send Push Notification, Send SMS, Call Webhook, or Send In-App (Realtime / SSE). Each choice opens its own settings — template and recipients for email/push/SMS, destinations for webhooks, the function for code. Marketplace functions you installed surface under Run Code.
Below the flow:
Order — a number that sets the run order when several triggers match the same event.
Break execution queue on failure — stop later triggers if this one fails.
Name the trigger (required), Description, and Is this trigger enabled?
Example: send a receipt for paid Stripe checkouts
When: When webhook call received
For these integrations:
Main shop (Stripe)For these events:
checkout.session.completedAction: Send Email with your receipt template
Name:
Send receipt· Enabled: on
How triggers work — events, actions, and delivery settings — is explained in Triggers.
Use it from code
API reference
Endpoints: Save Payments Trigger.
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