Getting paid

Leave feedback after paying on the portal

After a recorded portal payment, the customer may see an optional Payment feedback form if Customer Feedback Pulse is installed and ready. One answer per form version. Not a chase and not a survey blast.

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Plan: Public form only when Customer Feedback Pulse is installed, the form is payment-scoped, and the app is ready. Otherwise the same closed page as a bad link. Not a PayBlah billing feature.

Portal feedback is optional and payment-scoped. It is not a marketing list, not a second chase, and not how the customer pays you or how you pay PayBlah.

Before you start

  • Install Customer Feedback Pulse from Apps and leave the form ready. Install steps live in the Apps guide.
  • A receipt invitation appears only after a real payment row exists on the link. A portal part-pay click is not enough.

For the customer

  1. Complete a payment that PayBlah records (your Stripe Checkout or a payment you later mark).
  2. On the receipt, if invited, press Share feedback.
  3. On Payment feedback, choose a rating from 1 (Low) to 5 (High). Optional comment if you enabled comments.
  4. Press Send Feedback.

After submit they see Feedback received / Thank you and Back to your invoices. Copy says PayBlah does not ask for name or email; the answer stays linked to that paid portal link to prevent duplicates. File uploads are refused.

For you (staff)

  1. Open the app for current-version summaries.
  2. One answer per configuration version. Reinstalling does not reopen a second answer on the same payment event.

What you should see

The receipt still shows without a rating. The customer is never blocked from Back to your invoices. Fail-closed: if the app is missing or not ready, they get the same unavailable page as a bad token — no extra explanation that would reveal the workspace.

What this will not do

  • Does not email survey campaigns.
  • Does not require a rating before a receipt.
  • Does not expose App Hub settings on the public portal.
  • Does not write a payment or stop chasing by itself.

PayBlah is accounts-receivable automation software. You remain the creditor. Confirm local rules with your own advisor for your territory (US, UK, Ireland, or Australia). Last reviewed 13 August 2026.