Move subscribers billed in Stripe onto Shopify with the card they already saved, and manage the ones still billing in Stripe from the same Chargezen account.
The problem
Subscriptions billed in Stripe live outside your store. Shopify never sees the renewals, customer accounts can't show them, and your team works in two places. Chargezen gives you one place to run them and a way onto Shopify when you're ready.
Subscribers keep the card they saved with you. Nobody re-enters it.
Chargezen finds the Stripe customer with the same email as the Shopify customer and copies their default card into Shopify.
Once Shopify confirms the card, Chargezen creates the subscription with your plan, price and next billing date.
From then on, every renewal is a Shopify order, with your inventory and customer accounts in step.
No matching Stripe customer, two customers with one email, or no default card: each is listed with what to fix.
Not ready to move everyone? Changes you make in Chargezen go to Stripe.
Each Stripe subscription is linked to the Shopify customer with the same email.
Pausing in Chargezen pauses payment collection in Stripe, and resuming starts it again.
Cancelling in Chargezen cancels the subscription in Stripe.
Add your Stripe secret key in Chargezen settings.
One row per subscription, with "stripe" as the payment method.
Cards are copied into Shopify, then each subscription is created.
Stop the Stripe subscriptions before their next charge so nobody is billed twice.
Shopify accepts Stripe credit cards this way. Other Stripe payment types are not copied.
Merge or remove duplicate Stripe customers before you move them.
Each Stripe customer needs a default payment method for the card to come over.
Each subscriber needs a Shopify customer with the same email and a default address.
After the move, renewals charge through Shopify. Cancel the Stripe subscription before its next charge.
Add your Stripe secret key in Chargezen settings before you start.
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No. Chargezen copies the default card from the Stripe customer with the same email into Shopify, then creates the Shopify subscription.
Yes. Pausing, resuming and cancelling them in Chargezen changes them in Stripe. Move them onto Shopify whenever you're ready.
That row is listed as an error. Merge or remove the duplicate in Stripe, then import it again.
Shopify accepts Stripe credit cards. The Stripe customer needs a default payment method.
No, as long as you cancel each Stripe subscription before its next charge. Chargezen keeps the same next billing date.
