Whop

Create a company API key in the Developer tab of your Whop dashboard. Grant it read access to the resources you want to sync: company:basic:read, member:basic:read, payment:basic:read, access_pass:basic:read, plan:basic:read, promo_code:basic:read and invoice:basic:read, plus developer:manage_webhook if you want PostHog to register the webhook for you.

The ID of the Whop company to sync, shown in your Whop dashboard URL.

A membership represents an active relationship between a user and a product. It tracks the user's access, billing status, and renewal schedule.

A payment represents a completed or attempted charge. Payments track the amount, status, currency, and payment method used.

A member represents a user's relationship with a company on Whop, including their access level, status, and spending history.

A product is a digital good or service sold on Whop. Products contain plans for pricing and experiences for content delivery.

An entry represents a user's signup for a waitlisted plan.

An invoice represents an itemized bill sent by a company to a customer for a specific product and plan, tracking the amount owed, due date, and payment status.

A refund represents a full or partial reversal of a payment, including the amount, status, and payment provider.

A dispute is a chargeback or payment challenge filed against a company, including evidence and response status.

A dispute alert represents an early warning notification from a payment processor about a potential dispute or chargeback.

A setup intent allows a user to save a payment method for future use without making an immediate purchase.

A promo code applies a discount to a plan during checkout. Promo codes can be percentage-based or fixed-amount, and can have usage limits and expiration dates.

A prospective customer who has expressed interest in a company or product but has not yet purchased.

An experience is a feature or content module within a product, such as a chat, course, or custom app.

A checkout configuration is a reusable configuration for a checkout, including the plan, affiliate, and custom metadata. Payments and memberships created from a checkout session inherit its metadata.

An affiliate tracks a user's referral performance and commission earnings for a company, including retention rates, revenue metrics, and payout configurations.

A physical shipment associated with a payment, including carrier details and tracking information.

A token transaction records a credit or debit to a member's token balance within a company, including transfers between members.