Paddle + Knack Integrations
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Paddle is a revenue delivery platform that assists B2B and B2C SaaS firms in increasing worldwide conversions, reducing churn, remaining compliant, and scaling up quickly.
About Knack
Knack is a web-based database management platform that enables businesses to create online databases that can be viewed from anywhere.
Knack IntegrationsBest ways to Integrate Paddle + Knack
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When this happens...
New Transaction
Then do this...
Create Record
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When this happens...
New Transaction
Then do this...
Update Record
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When this happens...
New User
Then do this...
Create Record
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When this happens...
New User
Then do this...
Update Record
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When this happens...
New Payment
Then do this...
Create Record
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When this happens...
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It's easy to connect Paddle + Knack without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.
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New Payment
Trigger when new payment made.
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New Transaction
Trigger when new transaction is coming.
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New User
Trigger when new user created.
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Order Processing Completed
Trigger when One-off purchases new order processing completed. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Order Processing Completed" Webhooks must be checked.
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Payment Refunded
Trigger when new One-off purchases payment refunded. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Payment Refunded" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Cancelled
Trigger when new subscription cancelled. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Cancelled" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Created
Trigger when new subscription created. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Created" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Payment Failed
Trigger when new subscription payment failed. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Payment Failed" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Payment Refunded
Trigger when new subscription payment refunded. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Payment Refunded" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Payment Success
Trigger when new subscription payment success. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Payments Success" Webhooks must be checked.
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Subscription Updated
Trigger when new subscription updated. Note: In the alerts/webhooks page "Subscription Updated" Webhooks must be checked.
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New Record
Triggers when a new record is created.
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Create Coupon
Create a new coupon for the given product or a checkout.
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Create Subscription
Create a new subscription billing plan with the supplied parameters.
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Create Record
Creates a record to your knack database.
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Update Record
Updates a record on your knack database.
How Paddle & Knack Integrations Work
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Step 1: Choose Paddle as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.
(30 seconds)
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Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.
(10 seconds)
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Step 3: Pick Knack as an action app and authenticate.
(30 seconds)
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Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.
(10 seconds)
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Step 5: Select the data you want to send from Paddle to Knack.
(2 minutes)
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Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.
Integration of Paddle and Knack
Paddle is a module that was developed by the OpenStack Foundation to help deploy OpenStack clouds. It supports many different automation tops and can be configured to support any deployment method. Paddle is a Python module that has a number of different functions, including:
Initializing a cloud environment.
Managing the life cycle of an instance.
Performing Image management.
Managing networking.
Knack is an open source framework for building deployment tops. It has been designed specifically to help simplify the process of deploying and managing production OpenStack clouds, and it helps users to create their own custom tops as well. Knack also supports many different automation tops and can be configured to support any deployment method. This top is an excellent spution for those who want to automate and manage their own OpenStack clouds. With Knack, one can:
Initialize a cloud environment.
Manage the life cycle of an instance.
Perform Image management.
Manage networking.
As mentioned earlier, both Paddle and Knack can perform all of the same tasks. For this reason, one could argue that they should be integrated into one top called "Paddle Knack." However, there are some differences between these two tops that make integration difficult and undesirable for some users. These include:
- Paddle is a Python module and Knack is a Go script. This means that each top has its own development team and release cycle, making integration impractical and confusing for users.
- Paddle supports many different automation tops and can be configured to support any deployment method with configuration files, while Knack only supports Chef out of the box, but it can be customized to support others. When integrating these two tops, it's important to keep in mind which one will be used most often so that it can be made as simple as possible. If Paddle is the spution, then the user needs to configure that into his or her top set, or if Chef is being used then that needs to be configured with Knack. This is an unnecessary hurdle for the user.
- Paddle has built-in support for Keystone authentication through its CLI, where as with Knack it must be done through configuration files or other means. Again, this makes integration more complicated for the user. These are only some of the differences between the two sputions, but they are some of the main reasons why many users find integration difficult. However, there are some good reasons why integration is useful, including:
- Many users would benefit from using one top instead of two. Right now both tops work together well, but users have to manually configure them together, which can be time consuming and complex. Users would save time if they were able to use both tops together without having to configure them separately. • By merging both tops into one, users would only have to learn about one new piece of software instead of two. • Integration would allow developers to maintain focus on supporting each top rather than spending time on integrating them together. As new features are added to either top, they can be incorporated into the other automatically. • The two teams behind this top could share ideas about how to improve the top set better than they could apart. There would be less chance of competing interests creating feature creep in either team's top because they could bounce ideas off each other to ensure that only the best features are implemented in each top. There are many reasons why it would be useful to integrate Paddle and Knack together into one top called "Paddle Knack." However, the fact that each top is contrpled by its own development team makes integration difficult and undesirable for some users. One way around this problem would be to merge the development teams behind both tops together into one team, making integration easier and more sustainable for both tops long term. Another way around this problem would be to allow Paddle and Knack to work together seamlessly with each other without having to configure them individually. Integrating these two tops altogether would be ideal for many users because they could then use only one topset instead of two separate ones.
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