HighLevel Payment Received Trigger: Automate After Payments
HighLevel's Payment Received trigger fires a workflow whenever a payment is processed. This lets you automate everything that should happen after someone pays.

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What Payments Trigger It
The trigger captures all payment types:
- One-time payments — Single purchases
- Subscription charges — Recurring payments
- Invoice payments — Invoice paid
- Order payments — E-commerce orders
How to Set It Up
- Create a new workflow
- Select Payment Received as the trigger
- Configure filters (optional)
- Add your actions
- Save and publish
Available Filters
Narrow down which payments trigger the workflow:
- Payment type (one-time, subscription, invoice)
- Payment status (success, failed)
- Product or offer
- Amount range
Common Automations
Payment Confirmation
Send an immediate email or SMS confirming the payment was received.
Subscription Management
- Payment successful → Keep subscription active
- Payment failed → Send retry notification, pause access
Onboarding Sequences
Trigger a welcome sequence when someone makes their first purchase.
Internal Notifications
Alert your team when a high-value payment comes in. For payments outside HighLevel's native processor (like PayPal or Venmo), trigger links let you wrap external payment links so you get notified when someone clicks to pay.
Payment Data Available
Use these custom values in your workflow:
- Payment amount
- Payment type
- Product name
- Customer email
- Transaction ID
See Also
- HighLevel — The platform
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