I have created an app that allows users to sign up for an account at the login page of the app. When they create an account, they can then access various features and reports within the app. Currently, we want to have customers pay for the access to the app via our website and be provided with some type of activation code to enter in the app.
Has anyone used this type of feature within their Bubble application? I would like to just have a screen after they create the account, where they enter a random code that points to the database to verify. Once the code is verified, it allows them to proceed to the UI.
When someone buys a pass on your site, then send them one of the codes
Then, have them enter it in Bubble. Look it up compared to the list that’s already in Bubble (it should be there). When it is, then mark their account as having purchased a pass so they can now access things in perpetuity.
Why go through the trouble of having the user verify whether they have paid via a code? Why not just mark the account as paid when they subscribe to a Stripe plan?
If you really want to use some sort of code, then you could store a text field on the user, calculate a random alphanumeric code, and save it on the user.
