#scylla_checkout-dynamic-pricing-urls
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finite pulsar
Hi 👋
No, Payment Links are built on top of Price records and require Price IDs in order to create them, as you can see in our API reference
However, you can accomplish something similar by creating Checkout Sessions in your .NET integration and emailing your customers the checkout.url
somber anchor
I was under the impression that checkout sessions can only last 24 hours at most
finite pulsar
Ah yes, that is true.
You are expecting to send out emails and not have your customers respond to them for over 24 hours?
finite pulsar
Okay. And I'm guessing you wouldn't want to send the customer a URL that sends them to your site only to be redirected to a Checkout Session you create dynamically. That would invovle more logic in your integration to identify the customer and generate the correct Checkout Session.
finite pulsar
If you
A) Want to use Checkout Sessions with the line_item.price_data parameter to dynamically set price and description
and
B) You want to send links to your customers that would allow them to make payments for up to 30 days after the email is sent
Then I think including a link to your integration in the email that, when visited, would trigger the creation of the Checkout Session and the redirecting of the customer is likely the best approach.
somber anchor
Okay, I’ll mess around with that. Thank you!
finite pulsar
Happy to help 🙂