Has anyone perhaps used IAPHUB Webhooks? I’ve introduced a subscription in the application for monthly, 6-month, and annual subscriptions. While your subscription is active, your ad is visible. After that, to keep your ad visible, you have to renew the subscription. As far as I understand, IAPHUB and Adalo don’t send me a notification when the subscription of a particular advertiser ends; it just stays there regardless of which subscription they chose. So, if someone subscribes for 1 month and posts an ad, it can stay there for a year unless I remove it myself. However, it doesn’t show me the name of the person who subscribed, only the client ID. Now, if I understood all of this correctly, then I should integrate IAPHUB webhooks, right? It’s not about consumable products but about accommodation rental. That’s why I need subscriptions. Has anyone had experience with this?
Hi @Domba,
Unfortunately, Adalo doesn’t have any backend webhooks capability.
I had to set up these webhooks in Make. So the logic is: when subscription ends, IAPHUB calls webhook in Make. Make scenario, in turn, parses the message and sends an email via Brevo to the app admin, with the content from the webhook (and it contains client_id). Then app admin (a person) can find the client with this ID and mark the account as “non-premium”.
I would have done that automatically by calling Adalo Collections API (finding the record with the cliend_id) from Make scenario directly, but unfortunately Collections API is available on Teams plan at least, and my client wasn’t willing to upgrade and pay 200 USD /month.
So we had to keep this manual for a while.
Best,
Victor.
Thank you for answer and for all your help
Thank you for taking the time to share that information with me. It’s greatly appreciated.
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