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Stripe payment intergration

Feature Request

I read today that Noteforms will soon integrade Stripe payments.

I suggest that this could be done in a way that creates a cart page -which is an option that Stripe doesn’t offer without API use.
I imagine a form with all the the products of an e-shop that lets user select what and how many to buy and then this form is sent to Stripe so the clients proceed to the payment.

Posted by Ippokratis Poimenidis ·
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  • Julien

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    May 1, 2025

    Hi there payments are already live!

    https://help.opnform.com/en/article/how-to-add-a-payment-field-and-start-accepting-payments-with-stripe-rc2s7y/

    But for now we don’t offer cart-like mechanism, just 1-off payments.

    • Ippokratis Poimenidis

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      May 2, 2025

      1-off payments work fine for me at the moment, however recurrent payments will be nice to be added in the future.
      However my suggestion is not about the type of payments but the number of different products submitted to Stripe for the checkout.

      Lets say I have created a website with e-shop based on Notion.

      A cart page could maybe implemented as follows:
      I create a Notion database containing (among others) these properties:
      Product name, Quantity (where quantity ranges from 0 to a number and is set to 0 as a default value).

      I create the relevant Noteform for this database and when my visitor clicks on my website “e-shop” button, is directed to the Noteform. There, the visitor sees all the products and changes only the quantity (meaning it changes the default 0 value to a number -e.g. 1, 2, 3 for the product he wants to purchase).
      Finally, when the visitor hits the form’s submit button, the information is transferred to Stripe (using API) and the visitor lands on a Stripe page where all the products and the quantities are as he selected previously.
      (of course the Noteform, besides the above, also fills the Notion database with the order).

      My suggestion is based on
      1) the hypothesis that since you have integrated Stripe payments, you have some kind of Stripe’s API connection
      and

      2) that my alternative -which is not good- is to have individual payments links for each product on my website where my visitors can click and purchase only one product at a time.

      Hope everything I wrote makes sense.