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How to set up payment forms to sell your products

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Written by Eduardo Stewart
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Creating a payment form is the first step to selling your course through Learnybox. This guide walks you through the setup process.

Step 1: Create a Payment Form

  • Navigate to Sales Offers

  • In the Forms tab, click Create form

Step 2: Set Up Initial Details

  • Form Name: Name your new payment form

  • Product Name and Price: Set the name and price for your main product (you can add more products later)

  • Course Selection: If you're selling access to a course, select the course as the product

  • Payment Methods: Choose the payment method(s) you want to offer

  • VAT (Sales Tax): Set applicable VAT rates

Note: All these settings can be updated later if needed.

Step 3: Configure Additional Products

  • Open the Products tab

  • Click Add product or edit an existing one

  • Expand the Access from purchasing this product section to grant course or live webinar access

Step 4: Set Up Payment Methods

  • Open the Payment methods tab

  • Add or remove payment methods as needed

  • Ensure all added payment methods are properly set up and integrated with Learnybox

  • Choose between one-time payments or installment plans (based on the payment method’s configuration)

Step 5: Customize Form

  • Redirection After Payment: Choose where customers are redirected post-purchase

  • Form Fields: Add any custom fields to collect specific customer data

  • Design & Theme: Personalize your form’s visual appearance

  • Email sequences: Set up pre-sale and post-sale emails

  • Advanced VAT Rules: Fine-tune your VAT configuration

Note: Always remember to save your configuration changes.

Important: Prevent Cart Abandonment Conflicts

If using pre-sale email sequences (for users who begin the checkout process by filling out their details but don’t complete their order), be sure to add an automated action to the first step of your Customers sequence.
This action should remove contacts from the Cart Abandonment sequence upon purchase to avoid sending conflicting emails.

Want to sell multiple products through one payment form?

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