Add a tag when ChargeRabbit subscription is purchased in Shopify by using Arigato Automation
Track subscription customers using ChargeRabbit subscription app for comprehensive order management.
This automation fires when orders are paid. When an order contains the SKU of your ChargeRabbit membership product, the customer is tagged.
ChargeRabbit is designed to use Stripe for collecting recurring subscription payments from your Shopify customers. You'll need to set up a Stripe account if you don't have one already, in order to use ChargeRabbit.
When you set the ChargeRabbit app up, it asks you to select the product you'd like to add ChargeRabbit to. We recommend filling out the SKU for your membership product in Shopify and using that SKU as your test criteria in Arigato Automation. This is because ChargeRabbit modifies the name of your product when the product is purchased through your store. For example, you might have Monthy Membership as your product. When it gets processed in ChargeRabbit, it will come back through Shopify as Monthy Membership plan (May 3, 2019 - June 3, 2019). Testing in Arigato Automation for an exact product title of "Monthly Membership" would fail, so using SKU is a better choice.
When you select the product in ChargeRabbit, you then set your recurring membership options for the product, like monthly or annually. After that, ChargeRabbit requires you to set your account options in Shopify to "Accounts Are Optional".
That's pretty much all there is to it. If you start your workflow in Arigato Automation with the example workflow supplied here, you'd just enter the SKU and change the tag you're setting. Enable the automation and you're good to go.
Note that there is a short delay when these orders are processed and data flows from ChargeRabbit to Shopify and then Shopify to Arigato Automation. This just means that you'll want to be a little extra pateint in your testing in our app.