Connect the systems you control
Use an HTTPS endpoint that can authenticate requests, validate fields, and map the payment into the destination system.
HTTP integration
Notify an endpoint after a successful payment
Send an outbound HTTP request to connect a payment with another system you control.
What it does
Point the successful-payment action at a controlled HTTPS endpoint, limit the data sent, and make the receiver validate and deduplicate requests.
Handle retries safely
The receiver should use a stable payment identifier and treat duplicate deliveries as the same event.
Keep sensitive data out
Send only required business fields. Payment card details should never be placed in a custom webhook payload.
Good to know
A few practical details
- A generic HTTP action is not a native Zapier, Fluent Forms, or CRM integration.
- Endpoint availability and response handling are the site owner’s responsibility.
- Test the receiver with non-production data before connecting a live automation workflow.
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