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Payment Gateways: let customers pay an unpaid invoice
New development: connect your own Stripe, Creem or Kelviq account so a customer can pay an unpaid invoice. Every EloSync workspace starts with Leads, Tasks and ToDos, free. Payments is a free Marketplace module. Payment Gateways is also free to install, and it needs Payments first. Once it's on, it sits under Billing. You configure a provider with sandbox or live keys, point its webhook at the URL EloSync shows, then Test connection and enable it. Set one ready gateway as the default. You can enable more than one: the customer sees every ready provider and can choose, with your default pre-selected. On an unpaid invoice in the Customer Portal, one ready gateway shows Pay now; several ready gateways let the customer pick a provider first. A successful checkout posts a gateway payment on the Payments ledger and applies it to the invoice. The payments list shows the provider name — Stripe, Creem or Kelviq — not a generic "Gateway" label. This is separate from EloSync's own Marketplace billing. Keep sandbox mode on until you've confirmed the webhook end to end. Disconnecting one provider clears only that provider's secrets. Why I built it this way: getting paid shouldn't mean leaving the invoice to type a card payment into a separate tool, then coming back to key it in by hand. How do your customers pay invoices today? Follow EloSync on Product Hunt https://elosync.com/
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