Outcome. When money lands through a payment link, a quote with payment, or an invoice, the deal owner gets an internal notification within minutes, and the deal itself carries a payment date and a payment status that anyone can filter, report and forecast on.
flowchart TD
A[Deal has an associated payment with status Succeeded, Payment received date unknown] --> B[Set Payment received date = today]
B --> C[Notify the deal owner by internal email]
C --> D{Associated invoice balance due greater than 0?}
D -->|Yes| E[Set Deal payment status = Partially paid]
E --> F[Create To-do for the owner: chase the balance, due in 2 days]
D -->|No| G[Set Deal payment status = Paid in full]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when you collect payment inside HubSpot (Commerce Hub) and the only signal today is a processor receipt landing in a shared finance inbox, so reps find out late.
- UseUse it when deals stay open past the signature until the money clears, and your pipeline reports need a paid versus unpaid split that does not depend on someone remembering to update the deal.
- SkipDo not use it when payment is handled entirely in an external billing system with nothing synced back into the CRM. No payment or invoice record means nothing to enroll on.
- SkipDo not use it as is for recurring subscription charges. Without the first-payment filter in Enrollment, the deal owner gets a notification on every monthly charge. See Known pitfalls.
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