#james_nocode-checkout-flow
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tame cove
What do you mean by multi-step? Stripe basically just has Checkout and Payment Links as no/low code payment options, so you might look into those.
craggy viper
i mean like the user selects what they want in steps 1,2,3 and then payment is bundle of all 3. But yes basically wondering if there's a no-code solution, if not we'll have to code ourselves
lmk if you need more info here @tame cove ! thanks for quick response
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tame cove
Sure thing! So you would have to build custom code for that particular flow. Stripe has a variety of products that could fit, but if you're looking for something low-code, you might try the Pricing Table: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/pricing-table
This is embedded in a page on your website somewhere and displays product options. That being said, it sounds like you might have some sort of cart system where a customer adds multiple products, which (if true) will mean the pricing table probably doesn't work.
Really, the Payment Element is the way to go for collecting payment methods, then you can use Invoices to add multiple line items to a single purchase.
craggy viper
hmm okok interesting, thanks! 🙂