Automate PagBank with Zenvia Canais
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Check out the available triggers and actions in the automation of apps PagBank + Zenvia Canais
Approved payment
For each approved payment on PagBankHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Approved payment
For each approved payment on PagBankTrigger
transaction id
reference
status
update date
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
update date (formatted - H:M:S)
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
creation date
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
creation date (formatted - H:M:S)
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
total amount
total amount (formatted)
amount received
received amount (formatted)
amount of fees
amount of fees (formatted)
items id
items description
items quantity
amount items
type of payment method
the payment method
payment link
installments
Nome do titular do PIX
buyer email
buyer name
phone buyer
address street
address number
full address
address neighborhood
city address
state address
Zip Code address
Refunded payment
For each refunded payment on PagBankHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Refunded payment
For each refunded payment on PagBankTrigger
transaction id
reference
status
update date
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
update date (formatted - H:M:S)
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
creation date
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
creation date (formatted - H:M:S)
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
total amount
total amount (formatted)
amount received
received amount (formatted)
amount of fees
amount of fees (formatted)
items id
items description
items quantity
amount items
type of payment method
the payment method
payment link
installments
Nome do titular do PIX
buyer email
buyer name
phone buyer
address street
address number
full address
address neighborhood
city address
state address
Zip Code address
Declined payment
For each declined payment on PagBankHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Declined payment
For each declined payment on PagBankTrigger
transaction id
reference
status
update date
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
update date (formatted - H:M:S)
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
creation date
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
creation date (formatted - H:M:S)
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
total amount
total amount (formatted)
amount received
received amount (formatted)
amount of fees
amount of fees (formatted)
items id
items description
items quantity
amount items
type of payment method
the payment method
payment link
installments
Nome do titular do PIX
buyer email
buyer name
phone buyer
address street
address number
full address
address neighborhood
city address
state address
Zip Code address
Disputed payment
For each disputed payment on PagBankHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Disputed payment
For each disputed payment on PagBankTrigger
transaction id
reference
status
update date
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
update date (formatted - H:M:S)
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
creation date
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
creation date (formatted - H:M:S)
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
total amount
total amount (formatted)
amount received
received amount (formatted)
amount of fees
amount of fees (formatted)
items id
items description
items quantity
amount items
type of payment method
the payment method
payment link
installments
Nome do titular do PIX
buyer email
buyer name
phone buyer
address street
address number
full address
address neighborhood
city address
state address
Zip Code address
Created payment
For each created payment on PagBankHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Created payment
For each created payment on PagBankTrigger
transaction id
reference
status
update date
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
update date (formatted - H:M:S)
update date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
creation date
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
creation date (formatted - H:M:S)
creation date (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - H:M:S)
Date on which the transaction amount will be available in the seller's account (formatted - DD/MM/YYYY - H:M:S)
total amount
total amount (formatted)
amount received
received amount (formatted)
amount of fees
amount of fees (formatted)
items id
items description
items quantity
amount items
type of payment method
the payment method
payment link
installments
Nome do titular do PIX
buyer email
buyer name
phone buyer
address street
address number
full address
address neighborhood
city address
state address
Zip Code address
Send SMS
send SMS on ZenviaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Send SMS
send SMS on ZenviaAction
Sender number Required
Destination number Required
Message Required
Send TTS
send TTS on ZenviaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Send TTS
send TTS on ZenviaAction
sender number Required
destination number Required
Message Required
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Information mapping is where you configure which captured information from the source app will be sent to each field in the destination app(s).
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PagBank
PaymentPagBank (also known by its former name, PagSeguro) is a Brazilian online payment platform that offers options to receive payments in online stores, in-person, and through payment links, with security and ease.
Integrations with PagBank Visit PagBank Zenvia Canais
Phone SMSZenvia Canais is an omnichannel communication platform that allows businesses to communicate with customers through different channels, such as SMS, WhatsApp, email, RCS, voice, and web chat, in an integrated and automated manner.
Integrations with Zenvia Canais Visit Zenvia Canais