Automation workflow - Sales and finance
Step 1: Click on Sales and finance.

From here select the trigger you want to use and proceed.

Sales & Finance Trigger is designed to streamline and enhance financial transactions and sales processes. It ensures that key actions are automated once specific sales-related events occur, allowing for efficient management of customer interactions and financial functions.
Sales and Finance Triggers:
1. PAID INVOICE
Activation: This trigger is activated when the invoice is paid by the customer. Use Case: You can select specific products for which you want to perform automatic actions when the respective invoices are paid. For example, once payment for a product is confirmed, the system can automatically trigger a sequence of actions such as:
Sending a payment confirmation email to the customer.
Updating sales records in your CRM or finance system.
Initiating delivery or access to the purchased product.
Notifying the sales team or other relevant departments about completed transactions.
2. Subscription Created Activation: This trigger is activated when a subscription is created for a course. Use Case: You can select specific courses for which you want to automate actions upon subscription creation. For example, when a customer subscribes to a course, the system can automatically trigger a series of actions such as:
Sending a subscription confirmation email to the customer.
Granting access to course materials.
Updating your CRM or LMS records with the new subscription data.
Notifying the course instructor or relevant team members.
3. Cancellation of Subscription Activation: This trigger is activated when a subscription is canceled by the customer or automatically by the system. Use Case: You can automate actions for specific courses where a subscription is canceled. Once a subscription is canceled, the system can automatically:
Send a cancellation confirmation email to the customer.
Restrict access to the course materials.
Update subscription records in your CRM or LMS.
Notify the customer support team to follow up with the user.
4. Installment Created Activation: This trigger is activated when an installment payment is created for a course or product. Use Case: When an installment plan is set up, specific actions can be automated. For instance:
Sending a payment plan confirmation email to the customer.
Updating financial records in your CRM or finance system.
Setting reminders for upcoming installment payments.
Notifying the sales or finance teams.
5. Installment Cancellation Activation: This trigger is activated when an installment payment is canceled for a course or product. Use Case: For products or courses with installment plans, you can automate actions upon cancellation, such as:
Sending a cancellation notification to the customer.
Pausing or revoking access to the course or product.
Updating the installment record in the finance system.
Alerting the finance or sales team.
6. Invoice Pending Activation: This trigger is activated when an invoice is pending for a course or product. Use Case: Automate actions when an invoice is pending, such as:
Sending a payment reminder email to the customer.
Updating the customer's payment status in your finance system.
Setting up reminders for the finance or sales teams to follow up on the pending payment.
7. Payment Failed Activation: This trigger is activated when a payment fails for a course or product. Use Case: Automate actions when a payment fails, such as:
Sending a payment failure notification to the customer with instructions to retry.
Updating the payment status in the finance system.
Notifying the sales or finance teams to follow up.
Temporarily pausing access to the course or product until the issue is resolved.
8. Invoice Overdue Activation: This trigger is activated when an invoice becomes overdue for a course or product. Use Case: Automate actions for overdue invoices, such as:
Sending overdue invoice notifications to the customer.
Adding late payment penalties if applicable.
Updating the finance system with overdue invoice status.
Alerting the sales or finance teams to take further action.
This trigger helps automate post-purchase processes, ensuring that each transaction is immediately acknowledged and followed up with the necessary actions, ultimately improving customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.
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