Case study
Tilda successful-payment handler → Bitrix24
A server-side handler receives Tilda’s successful-payment notification and creates a Bitrix24 lead from the form and online-cashier payload.
Industry: Online sales / landing pages
Stack
Tilda
Webhooks
Bitrix24 REST
PHP
Online cashier
Pains we solved
- Paid requests reached CRM late or via manual copy-paste.
- Risk of losing a paying customer between site and CRM.
- Form and payment data had to be reconciled by eye.
- Managers learned about payments too late.
What we built
- Built a server endpoint for Tilda payment success callbacks.
- Mapped form and payment fields to Bitrix24 lead fields.
- Created leads instantly after confirmed payment.
- Added signature/idempotency checks to avoid duplicates.
- Logged events for disputed payment investigation.
Client results
- Instant reaction to paid requests.
- No manual transfer from Tilda to CRM.
- Fewer “paid but nobody called” losses.
- A clear payment trail on the lead card.
FAQ
Does this work for other site builders?
Yes, if a payment-success webhook or API exists. Same pattern: payment event → CRM lead/deal.
What if payment succeeds but the form is incomplete?
We define a required field minimum and still capture the paid event so revenue is never lost.
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