Build a practical BookingPress and Paymattic integration that turns event activity into payment tasks without writing code. Bit Flows sends relevant details from BookingPress to Paymattic, helping your team create timely payment actions and reduce repetitive data entry.
Choose from available BookingPress triggers for new or updated event activity and Paymattic actions that create or update payment records. Bit Flows powers your BookingPress and Paymattic integration by mapping and transferring selected details automatically, so each qualifying event starts the intended payment action.
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Real Use Case
Imagine a guest registers for a paid event through BookingPress in WordPress. As a Event Manager tool, BookingPress starts the workflow with the attendee name, email address, event details, ticket quantity, and amount due.
Bit Flows checks the registration, maps the required fields, and sends them to Paymattic. The Payment Gateway tool then creates the selected payment action, such as a payment request or transaction record. You can add conditions so free tickets, cancelled registrations, or incomplete details follow a different path, while paid registrations reach Paymattic right away.
Bit Flows → Create Workflow → Add Trigger
This trigger starts the workflow whenever the Appointment booked event occurs in BookingPress.
Select the BookingPress source you want to automate and complete the connection settings required for the chosen trigger event.
The available options and data depend on the selected platform and trigger event.
Add Action → Paymattic
This action sends data from BookingPress to Paymattic and performs the selected supported operation automatically.
Map the available data from BookingPress to the compatible inputs provided by the selected Paymattic action.
The exact values and inputs depend on the selected trigger and action events, so only map data exposed by those events.
Run the Appointment booked trigger and verify the selected Paymattic actions:
Then activate your workflow.
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Paymattic Integration GuideEverything you need to know about connecting BookingPress and Paymattic with Bit Flows.
No. Bit Flows provides a visual workflow builder in WordPress. You can select a BookingPress trigger, choose a Paymattic action, map fields, and activate the workflow without writing code.
Available options depend on the connected versions. Typically, BookingPress can start workflows from supported event or registration activity, while Paymattic can perform supported payment actions. Bit Flows displays the current triggers and actions in the workflow builder.
Yes. Bit Flows lets you map attendee, event, pricing, contact, and other available fields from BookingPress to the matching fields in Paymattic. You can also use selected values from earlier workflow steps when configuring the action.
When the selected BookingPress trigger fires, Bit Flows processes the workflow and sends mapped data to Paymattic. Delivery timing can depend on the trigger method, WordPress processing, and the response from the Payment Gateway connection.
Yes. Add conditions based on event type, registration status, ticket value, payment amount, or other available BookingPress data. Bit Flows can send qualifying records to Paymattic while directing other records along a different path.
Bit Flows delivers compatibility changes and supported integration additions through WordPress updates. After updating, you can review newly available BookingPress triggers or Paymattic actions and add them to new or existing workflows as needed.
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