Hello Jeremy,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

We will try to explain and help you as best we can. In Amelia, in MetaData only a description of the transaction are sent.

Stripe has its own "Customers" section, which is not updated, even if we enter the MetaData "customer: %customer_email%", customer information cannot be transferred at the moment, only the description of the transaction is possible for now.

But we will try to help you with the workaround. You can try going into ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/src/Infrastructure/Services/Payment/StripeService.php

if (isset($data['metaData']['email'])) {    $stripeData['receipt_email'] = $data['metaData']['email'];
}

Like this:

I don't know if it's going to work, though, if there isn't already a customer with this email registered in Stripe. But we hope this will help you.

Hello Jeremy,

Please let me know if that works from your end or not.

In regards to your second question, if you need to send invoices to your customers, you can do so with WooCommerce. You simply need to change a single setting. Go to the “Orders” page in WooCommerce (if you don’t have any orders yet you’ll need to add a new one to set this setting). If you’ve already used WooCommerce, simply open an existing order. Once you’ve opened the order, on the right side you will see “Order actions“. Click on it and choose “Email invoice/order details to the customer” and click on the “Update” button below it.

Now that you’ve set invoices when a customer schedules using the WooCommerce appointments option, they will automatically receive an invoice via email.