How do I connect Recurly to Lodol?

Authenticate Recurly once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Recurly

Payments & Billing

Run subscription billing in Recurly: add and update customers, start, change, cancel and reactivate subscriptions, add one-time charges, and keep track of invoices and what customers owe.

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Actions

Steps your workflow can run in Recurly.

Find accountsFind customer accounts, newest first: by email, everyone with a live subscription or a past-due invoice, or everyone who signed up in a date range.

Get an accountLook up one customer's account by account code or email, with what they owe and whether they are past due.

Create an accountAdd a customer to Recurly, ready to subscribe or be charged. Give at least an email, a name or a company.

Update an accountChange a customer's email, name, company, phone or address. Only the fields you fill in change.

List plansList the site's plans with their prices, billing period and free trial, newest first.

List subscriptionsList subscriptions, newest first: one customer's, or every customer's, by status or by when they started.

Get a subscriptionLook up one subscription: its plan, price, status, next bill date and any change waiting to happen.

Create a subscriptionSubscribe a customer to a plan. It starts now (or on the start date) with the plan's free trial, and the first bill is charged to their saved payment method or sent as an invoice.

Change a subscriptionUpgrade or downgrade a subscription: move it to another plan, or change its quantity or price, now (prorated) or at the next renewal.

Cancel a subscriptionStop a subscription from renewing. By default it keeps running until the end of the current term; it can also end immediately, with a full, partial or no refund.

Reactivate a subscriptionUndo a cancellation before the subscription ends, so it renews again on its usual billing date. A subscription that has already ended needs a new one instead.

Add a one-time chargeCharge a customer once, for a setup fee, overage or extra, either on their next bill or now on its own invoice. Billing now also bills any other charges waiting for their next bill.

List invoicesList invoices, newest first: one customer's or everyone's, such as every invoice that is past due.

Get an invoiceLook up one invoice by its number, with what it bills for, what has been paid and what is still due.