Connect Chaser (Task Manager) and Stax

Both apps 31Chaser (Task Manager) 14Stax 17

• Trigger
  New Completed Task

  Triggers when a Chaser task is fully completed.

• Trigger
  New or Updated Task

  Triggers when a Chaser task is created or changed.

• Trigger
  New Task

  Triggers when a new task is created in Chaser.

• Action
  Acknowledge Task

  Acknowledges a Chaser task for the owner of the API key.

• Action
  Complete Task

  Completes a Chaser task for the owner of the API key; on a multi-assignee task only their part is completed.

• Action
  Complete Task for All

  Completes a Chaser task for every assignee at once.

• Action
  Complete Task for Assignees

  Completes a Chaser task on behalf of the named assignees.

• Action
  Delete Task

  Deletes a Chaser task.

• Action
  Get Task

  Returns one Chaser task by its ID, including assignees, due date, status and history.

• Action
  List Tasks

  Returns Chaser tasks you can see, filtered by assignee, channel, tags, completion or overdue status.

• Action
  Log Time on Task

  Logs minutes of time on a Chaser task; a negative number subtracts time.

• Action
  Reopen Task

  Reopens a completed Chaser task, optionally changing its summary, due date or assignees.

• Action
  Send Task

  Creates a new Chaser task in a Slack channel, thread or DM, with optional assignees and due date.

• Action
  Update Task

  Updates a Chaser task's summary, due date, due time, assignees or custom status; blank fields are left unchanged.

• Trigger
  List Payment

  Triggers when a new payment transaction is recorded in Stax.

• Action
  Capture payment

  Captures funds from a pre-authorized Stax transaction, turning the pre-authorization into a completed charge. Returns the updated transaction.

• Action
  Create Customer

  Creates a customer record on the Stax merchant account and returns the new customer.

• Action
  Create Item

  Creates an item in the merchant's Stax catalog and returns the new catalog item.

• Action
  Create Scheduled Invoice

  Creates a scheduled invoice that automatically generates invoices for a customer on a one-time or recurring schedule, with optional autopay. Returns the new schedule.

• Action
  Delete payment method

  Deletes a customer's saved payment method in Stax and returns the deleted payment method.

• Action
  Delete Scheduled Invoice

  Deletes a recurring invoice schedule so it stops generating invoices.

• Action
  Find Customers

  Searches your Stax customers by name, email, company, phone, address or other details and returns the matching customers.

• Action
  Find Invoices

  Returns the invoices on the Stax merchant account that match the search criteria you supply, such as keywords, customer name, company, email, price, schedule or payment method.

• Action
  Find Items

  Searches the merchant's catalog for items matching a name, code, price or other criteria and returns the matching items.

• Action
  Find Payment Methods

  Returns all saved payment methods (cards and bank accounts) for a Stax customer.

• Action
  Find Payments

  Returns the payments and other transactions on the merchant account that match the search criteria, such as keywords, customer, date range, amount, type or status.

• Action
  Make a Payment

  Charges a customer's saved payment method for the amount you specify, or places a pre-authorization to capture later. Returns the resulting transaction.

• Action
  Update Catalog Item

  Updates an existing catalog item's name, code, category, price, stock and other details.

• Action
  Update customer

  Updates an existing customer's contact details, address, notes and options in Stax, and returns the updated customer.

• Action
  Update invoice

  Updates an existing unpaid invoice's customer, amounts, line items, memos and payment options, and returns the updated invoice. Fully paid invoices cannot be edited.

• Action
  Void payment

  Voids a payment transaction in Stax before it settles, cancelling the charge.

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