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Created opportunity
For each created opportunity on Ramper PipelineHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Created opportunity
For each created opportunity on Ramper PipelineTrigger
Opportunity ID
Opportunity title
Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)
Organization: ID
Person: ID
Responsible: ID
Revenue
Closing date
ID is Stage
Active Opportunity?
Opportunity creation date
Opportunity change date
Name of person responsible for the opportunity
Short name of the person responsible
Step name
Short step name
Step background color
Stage type
Organization: Name
Organization: Address
Organization: CNPJ
Organization: Telephone
Organization: Name of person
Organization: Person's email
Organization: Person's telephone number
Person: Name
Person: Email
Person: Phone
Products: Names (separated by comma)
Products: Quantities (separated by comma)
Products: Unit values (separated by comma)
Approved payment
For each approved payment on PayPalHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Approved payment
For each approved payment on PayPalTrigger
payment id
payment status
payment date/time
total amount (decimal)
Amount after currency conversion
Total payment amount
fees (decimal)
taxas (texto)
shipping (decimal)
frete (texto)
customer: email
customer: first name
customer: last name
customer: paypal customer id
customer: country
customer: Telephone
address: recipient name
address street
address: city
address: state code
address: country code
address: Zip Code
Item names
Item numbers
Valor do frete em R$
Valor total do pagamento em R$
Valor da taxa cobrada pelo PayPal em R$
Expired payment
For each expired payment on PayPalHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Expired payment
For each expired payment on PayPalTrigger
payment id
payment status
payment date/time
total amount (decimal)
Amount after currency conversion
Total payment amount
fees (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
shipping (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
customer: email
customer: first name
customer: last name
customer: paypal customer id
customer: country
customer: Telephone
address: recipient name
address street
address: city
address: state code
address: country code
address: Zip Code
Item names
Item numbers
Won opportunity
For each won opportunity on Ramper PipelineHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Won opportunity
For each won opportunity on Ramper PipelineTrigger
ID
Opportunity title
Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)
Organization ID
Person ID
Responsible ID
Revenue
Closing date
ID is Stage
Active Opportunity?
Creation date
Change date
Name of person responsible
Short name of the person responsible
Step name
Short step name
Step background color
Stage type
Organization: Name
Organization: Address
Organization: CNPJ
Organization: Telephone
Organization: Name
Organization: Email
Organization: Telephone
Person: Name
Person: Email
Person: Phone
Products: Names (separated by comma)
Products: Quantities (separated by comma)
Products: Unit values (separated by comma)
Declined payment
For each declined payment on PayPalHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Declined payment
For each declined payment on PayPalTrigger
payment id
payment status
payment date/time
total amount (decimal)
Amount after currency conversion
Total payment amount
fees (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
shipping (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
customer: email
customer: first name
customer: last name
customer: paypal customer id
customer: country
customer: Telephone
address: recipient name
address street
address: city
address: state code
address: country code
address: Zip Code
Item names
Item numbers
Refunded payment
For each refunded payment on PayPalHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Refunded payment
For each refunded payment on PayPalTrigger
payment id
payment status
payment date/time
total amount (decimal)
Amount after currency conversion
Total payment amount
fees (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
shipping (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
customer: email
customer: first name
customer: last name
customer: paypal customer id
customer: country
customer: Telephone
address: recipient name
address street
address: city
address: state code
address: country code
address: Zip Code
Item names
Item numbers
Lost opportunity
For each lost opportunity on Ramper PipelineHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Lost opportunity
For each lost opportunity on Ramper PipelineTrigger
Opportunity ID
Opportunity title
Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)
Organization ID
Person ID
Responsible ID
Revenue
Closing date
ID is Stage
Active Opportunity?
Opportunity creation date
Opportunity change date
Name of person responsible for the opportunity
Short name of the person responsible
Step name
Short step name
Step background color
Stage type
Organization: Name
Organization: Address
Organization: CNPJ
Organization: Telephone
Organization: Name of person
Organization: Person's email
Organization: Person's telephone number
Person: Name
Person: Email
Person: Phone
Products: Names (separated by comma)
Products: Quantities (separated by comma)
Products: Unit values (separated by comma)
Chargeback occurrence
When a chargeback occurs on PayPalHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Chargeback occurrence
When a chargeback occurs on PayPalTrigger
payment id
payment State
payment date/time
total amount (decimal)
Amount after currency conversion
Total payment amount
fees (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
shipping (decimal)
Amount of the fee charged by PayPal
customer: email
customer: first name
customer: last name
customer: paypal customer id
customer: country
customer: Telephone
address: recipient name
address street
address: city
address: state code
address: country code
address: Zip Code
Item names
Item numbers
Create opportunity
create an opportunity on Ramper PipelineHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
1. An deal will be created on Ramper Pipeline
2. A person associated with this deal will be created/updated on Ramper Pipeline
3. If desired, the created/updated deal can be assigned to a salesperson or distributed among registered salespeople on Ramper Pipeline (Round Robin)
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Create opportunity
create an opportunity on Ramper PipelineAction
Distribute new opportunities
List of Sellers
Responsible person's email
Title Required
Sales stage Required
Revenue
Closing date
Historic
Opportunity for Required
Organization name
Organization address
Organization CNPJ
Organization phone
Name of person in the organization
Email of the organization person
Phone number of the organization person
Persons name
Person's email
Person's phone
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CRMRamper Pipeline is a sales pipeline management app that helps companies visualize and track the progress of sales opportunities, manage contacts, and close deals.
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PaymentPayPal is an online payment service that allows secure sending and receiving of payments, facilitating commercial transactions and online purchases worldwide. The app focuses on fraud prevention and the banking infrastructure required to operate online payment systems.
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