# Payment Received Trigger FAQ

#### **Will this trigger include subsequent subscription payments as well?**  <a href="#will-this-trigger-include-subsequent-subscription-payments-as-well" id="will-this-trigger-include-subsequent-subscription-payments-as-well"></a>

Yes, the trigger will fire whenever a payment is received from the end customer directly on an order form submission and when the subscription is charged in the background.

#### **How can I achieve the trigger for successful subsequent subscription transactions?** <a href="#how-can-i-achieve-the-trigger-for-successful-subsequent-subscription-transactions" id="how-can-i-achieve-the-trigger-for-successful-subsequent-subscription-transactions"></a>

Since the subscriptions can be created in a funnel or website, we can create a trigger for Payment Received and apply the following filters for achieving the use case. The source type is Funnel/Website. The transaction type is "Customer not present/subscription transaction."

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The payment status filter can filter successful or failed payments per the use case.

#### **What does the Customer present/first transaction mean and the Customer not present/subscription transaction?** <a href="#what-does-the-customer-present-first-transaction-mean-and-the-customer-not-present-subscription-tran" id="what-does-the-customer-present-first-transaction-mean-and-the-customer-not-present-subscription-tran"></a>

We are categorizing the transaction type into two categories

* Customer present /first transaction - This includes the transactions where the end customer is on-session and making the Payment. This consists of all one-time purchases and the first order placement for a subscription product.
* Customer not present / subscription transaction - This includes the transaction types which run in the background after a subscription has already been created. For example, if a customer purchases a recurring product with a 14-day trial period. The transaction is done while purchasing the recurring product ($0 transaction in this case) would fall into the Customer present/first transaction. After 14 days, when the trial period is over, and you charge $100 for the recurring product, the $100 transaction would fall into the Customer not present/subscription transaction category.

#### **Will failed payments also be captured in this trigger?**  <a href="#will-failed-payments-also-be-captured-in-this-trigger" id="will-failed-payments-also-be-captured-in-this-trigger"></a>

Yes, by default, without any filters, the trigger runs upon successful and failed payment attempts. For specific use cases around success/failed payments only, we can apply the "Transaction status" filter and set it to either success/failed as per the use case.

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#### **I have configured the trigger and selected a specific product in the filters. Does this mean that the trigger will fire off when that product is sold anywhere?** <a href="#i-have-configured-the-trigger-and-selected-a-specific-product-in-the-filters.-does-this-mean-that-th" id="i-have-configured-the-trigger-and-selected-a-specific-product-in-the-filters.-does-this-mean-that-th"></a>

If you have configured the trigger and set the filter for a specific product, it will fire off only when that product is sold in funnels/website/invoices. Using the transaction status filter, we can define whether the trigger should work when the purchase is successful or the purchase is a failure.

#### **What is the sub-source filter?** <a href="#what-is-the-sub-source-filter" id="what-is-the-sub-source-filter"></a>

When you select a source like funnels/websites/invoices, they can have sub-sources, like a payment from the funnel can be coming either via a one-step order form, a two-step order form, or an upsell. You can use these sub-source filters to define the Payment's origin.