help for relative newbie

You don’t need an extra plugin in EME. Just configure the Stripe settings in EME (and your boleto payment method in it too), and then configure your event to use Stripe as payment method.
The one problem is that you need BRL as currency, which is by default not configured in EME, but can easily be added (I’ll add it for the next version by default). For now, follow this guide to add BRL as currency: https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/hooks-and-filters/ (search for eme_add_currencies as filter).
If you want to add it to the code (and not use a filter), here’s the changeset to add it to EME directly:
https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/changeset/2562323/

Franky (@liedekef)

Thank you, and again forgive my lack of experience but, I want to be sure I get it right. I am running courses through a woocommerce/thrive apprentice integration. To protect access to the course I need the transaction to be done through woocommerce. It seems like your plugin plays with Woocommerce but I am not sure.

The flow is a person decides they want to take the course on my sales page in Thrive Themes. They click a button to answer a questionnaire. If approved I will send a link direct to buy through woocommerce, with the transaction going through stripe, either by card or boleto. Once woocommerce registers the sale, the person can have access through the integration with thrive apprentice.

If I am understanding, your plugin is an addition to woocommerce or plays with it, since my stripe is linked through woocommerce. I have to find if this will work, and what link to send the person to purchase it.

I hate to bother you, but is there some documentation I can read that explains how this will work on the woocommerce purchase end?

EME is not working together with woocommerce, it has its own free stripe integration.

thank you..

As far as I can see, your request has nothing to do with EME. But here is a hint that might help you. It is possible to go directly to the checkout page in WooCommerce, providing a parameter that indicates the product to buy. You can thus completely skip viewing landing pages, product pages, the cart, etc. The link, which you would provide your customer upon approval, is of the form:

https://yoursite.com/checkout/?add-to-cart=<product ID>

Note that anyone might use such a link, whether they answered the questionnaire and were approved, or not, so long as the product id is known (or guessed). I don’t know if there are ways to avoid this, or even if it is an issue for you.

If you want to ask more questions about this, I suggest you go to the WooCommerce forum.