Chargebee's REST API covers subscriptions, customers, invoices, and plans directly, and its webhook events fire in near real time on things like a successful charge, a failed renewal, or a plan change, so another system can react without constantly polling Chargebee for updates. Chargebee fires the event. We build what happens the moment it does, updating a CRM record, kicking off a follow-up beyond Chargebee's own retries, or getting invoice data into the accounting system that actually runs your books.
Subscription and customer endpoints for reading and writing records directly, invoice and credit note endpoints for the actual billing documents, usage endpoints for metered billing where that applies, and webhook events that notify another system the moment something billing-related changes instead of making it check back repeatedly.
A webhook can tell you a renewal failed. It doesn't decide whether that means pausing access in your product, alerting an account owner, or letting Chargebee's own retry sequence run its course first. And an invoice or credit note landing through the API still needs to be mapped into your actual chart of accounts before finance can use it, Chargebee's export is generic by design, built to work for any business rather than yours specifically.
A Chargebee webhook, a renewal failing, a plan upgrading, a subscription getting canceled, triggers the specific action that event actually calls for in your CRM or product, not just a log entry someone has to go read later.
Invoice and credit note data flows from Chargebee into your accounting system already matched to your chart of accounts, instead of a generic export finance has to re-categorize at close.
Tell us which events you're already receiving and what currently happens with them. The ones going nowhere are usually the quickest win.
An event that nobody's wired up to anything is just a log entry. Tell us which Chargebee events matter most to your business, and we'll build what should happen when they fire. And if Chargebee isn't where the real gap is, that's fine too; we automate whatever's manual, any system.
Let's talk →Yes, Chargebee's event system fires webhooks in near real time for billing changes like a successful charge, a failed renewal, or a plan change, instead of requiring another system to poll for updates.
At Chargebee's developer docs site, which covers the full endpoint reference for subscriptions, customers, invoices, and plans, along with the webhook event catalog.
Yes, endpoints exist for reporting metered usage, which Chargebee then uses to calculate charges for usage-based plans.
Yes, invoice and credit note endpoints return that data directly, which is typically what gets mapped into an accounting system's chart of accounts.