Using Smart Tags For Confirmation Pages and Emails
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A Smart Tag is a type of placeholder text that dynamically replaces itself with relevant information about your customers and payments in payment confirmation pages, receipts, and emails.
Smart Tags use curly brackets and look something like this:
{smart-tag}
Smart Tags can be used on Payment Confirmation pages and WP Simple Pay emails. Click the links for examples of those use cases.
Payment Confirmation Page Example
Below is the default text for the subscription payment confirmation page. Several smart tags are already in use. You can add additional Smart Tags from the smart tag reference list shown further down this document.
Email Example
Below, you see the default text for the invoice payment confirmation email. Notice that there are several Smart Tags already in use. You can add additional Smart Tags from the smart tag reference list shown further down this document.
The following Smart Tags are built into WP Simple Pay to help you customize your payment confirmation pages and emails.
{form-title}
The form’s item Title value.
{form-description}
The form’s Item Description value.
{customer-email}
The email from the Email Address form field
{customer-name}
The name from the Name form field
{customer-tax-id}
The collected tax ID when using the Tax ID form field.
{customer-url}
A direct link to the Customer record in the Stripe Dashboard
{card-brand}
The brand of card used. Visa, Amex, etc.
{card-last4}
The last four digits of the card used
{coupon-amount}
The amount of the coupon applied to the payment
{custom-fields}
Outputs all information stored in the Payment’s metadata.
{charge-date}
The charge date returned from Stripe.
{charge-id}
The charge ID returned from Stripe.
{fee-recovery-amount}
The calculated fee recovery amount based on the form total and fee recovery settings
{payment-type}
The type of payment made returned from Stripe (card, ACH, etc)
{payment-url}
A direct link to the Payment record in the Stripe Dashboard
{subtotal-amount}
The amount prior to any discounting or fees
{tax-amount}
The calculated tax amount based on the total and tax percentage setting
{total-amount}
The total price of the payment.
{recurring-amount}
The recurring amount to be charged each period of the subscription. Applies to subscriptions without trials only.
{max-charges}
The maximum number of charges until the subscription ends if installment plans are set up. Applies to subscriptions without trials only.
{next-invoice-date}
The date of the next invoice payment date, based on recurring payment settings.
{trial-end-date}
The day the plan’s free trial ends. Applies to subscriptions with trials only.
{update-payment-method-url}
A unique URL that can be used by your customers to manage their Subscription.
To output additional information related to payments or subscriptions, use the {payment:key}, and {customer:key} smart tags to access Stripe object data.
You can generate your own Smart Tags to access properties of the Customer, Payment, Subscription, or Invoice records, such as:
For example:
{payment:currency}{subscription:currency}{subscription:latest_invoice:number}{customer:address:line1}{customer:address:line2}{customer:address:city}{customer:address:state}{customer:address:postal_code}{customer:phone}
Using these custom smart tags, you can create more personal and flexible payment confirmation pages and emails.
If you use our custom form fields to collect user data, you may wish to use that data for other purposes. Below, you will see how to collect custom form field data, use it in your payment confirmation pages and various emails, and record it in the Stripe Dashboard.
When adding a custom field, enter the label you want to show in the Stripe dashboard into the Stripe Metadata Label area.
You are automatically presented with the appropriate smart tag:
Once copied, the smart tag can then be pasted into your payment confirmation page, one of your WP Simple Pay emails, etc.
All custom form field labels and the submitted data will also automatically be sent to the Stripe Payment object Metadata section.
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