Capture Stripe Fraud Payments Details and Update Team Members on Slack Using Pabbly Connect

Learn how to capture Stripe fraud payments and update team members on Slack using Pabbly Connect in this detailed tutorial. Step-by-step guidance included. Explore efficient methods for automating routine tasks with clear, concise instructions suited for both newcomers and experienced professionals.

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1. Accessing Pabbly Connect for Integration

To begin capturing Stripe fraud payments details and updating team members on Slack, you first need to access Pabbly Connect. Start by typing the URL Pabbly.com/connect into your browser. Once you hit enter, you will be directed to the landing page of the software.

On the right side, you will see options to sign in or sign up for free. If you are a new user, click on ‘Sign up for free’ to create an account, which takes less than two minutes. Existing users can simply sign in and proceed to the dashboard where you can create a new workflow.

2. Creating a New Workflow in Pabbly Connect

After signing in, you will be on the all apps page. Click on the ‘Create Workflow’ button. A dialog box will appear asking you to name your workflow. Name it ‘Stripe Fraud Payments to Slack’ and click on ‘Create’. This sets up your workflow to capture Stripe fraud payments details and send notifications to Slack.

• Click on the ‘Create Workflow’ button.
• Name your workflow as ‘Stripe Fraud Payments to Slack’.
• Click on ‘Create’ to proceed.

Next, you will see the trigger and action events. Select Stripe as the trigger application. The event should be set to ‘New Charge’ to ensure that the workflow runs every time a new payment is made. This is how Pabbly Connect facilitates the integration with Stripe.

3. Setting Up Stripe with Pabbly Connect

Once you have selected Stripe as your trigger, Pabbly Connect will provide you with a webhook URL. This URL is essential for connecting your Stripe account with Pabbly Connect. To set this up, go to your Stripe dashboard and navigate to the ‘Webhooks Settings’ section.

In Stripe, turn on the test mode, then click on ‘Add Endpoint’. Paste the webhook URL from Pabbly Connect here. Select the latest API version and the event ‘Charge Succeeded’ to ensure that the workflow triggers correctly. Finally, click on ‘Add Endpoint’ to save the settings.

4. Capturing Fraud Payments and Sending Notifications

To capture fraud payments, you need to configure a filter in Pabbly Connect. After receiving the payment data from Stripe, set up a filter to check the risk level of the payment. If the risk level is categorized as ‘Elevated’ or ‘Highest’, the workflow will proceed to send a notification to Slack.

• Select the filter option in Pabbly Connect.
• Map the risk level data from Stripe.
• Set conditions for ‘Elevated’ or ‘Highest’ risk levels.

Once the filter is configured, you can add an action step to send a message to Slack. Choose Slack as the action application and select the ‘Send Channel Message’ event. This integration allows you to notify your team in real-time about potential fraud payments using Pabbly Connect.

5. Finalizing the Integration with Slack

After setting up the Slack action, you need to connect your Slack account with Pabbly Connect. Click on ‘Add New Connection’ and authorize the connection. Make sure to select the user token type for sending messages. Once connected, specify the channel where you want to send notifications.

Compose the message that will be sent, including details about the fraud payment. Use the mapped data from the previous steps, such as the payment name and email address. Finally, test the integration by sending a sample message to your Slack channel. This confirms that your workflow is functioning correctly and that Pabbly Connect is effectively linking Stripe and Slack.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we explored how to capture Stripe fraud payments details and update team members on Slack using Pabbly Connect. By following the exact steps outlined, you can ensure timely notifications for high-risk payments, enhancing your team’s responsiveness to potential fraud.