This template starts when Square sends a payment event, maps amount, currency, and description in JavaScript, and creates a Stripe payment link so both sides share a follow-up URL. Connect Square. Put the Stripe secret key in that JavaScript node. Skip the run when the Square event is not a payment.
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The scenario starts when Square sends an event to Latenode.
JavaScript continues when the event is a payment and maps amount, currency, and description. Fetch the order from Square if the payload is only an id.
JavaScript calls the Stripe Payment Links API with those fields. Put the Stripe secret key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Square connection. Add a Square trigger for new events and keep payment events in JavaScript.
In Stripe, create a secret key that can create payment links.
Put the Stripe secret key in the JavaScript node. Map Square amount, currency, and description into the Stripe payment link. Take a test payment in Square and confirm Stripe returns a link.
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