This template listens for new Stripe events, keeps new subscriptions, and creates a Trello board for each one.
JavaScript names the board from customer and plan, then calls the Trello API with your Trello API key in that node. Connect Stripe. Put the Stripe secret on the Stripe connection and the Trello API key in the JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when Stripe sends a new event on the account you connect.
JavaScript continues when the event is a new subscription and maps customer, plan, and start date.
The same JavaScript node calls the Trello API and creates a board named for that subscription.
Add a Stripe connection and paste your Stripe secret there. Add a trigger for new Stripe events.
Add a JavaScript node. Put the Trello API key in that node. Keep only new-subscription events, then create a board whose name includes customer or subscription id.
Create a test subscription in Stripe and confirm Trello shows the new board.
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