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title: "Payment links (dashboard)"
description: "Create, share and track payment links from the Dashboard."
url: https://docs.fluveo.com/dashboard/payment-links/
---

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# Payment links (dashboard)

Create, share and track payment links from the Dashboard.

A payment link is an address you can paste anywhere: a chat, an email, a social post. Whoever opens it lands on a Fluveo payment page for the price you set. The [Payment links](https://dash.fluveo.com/payment-links) screen makes and manages these links without code, in the same store (`mch_...`) as your API keys.

- **List.** The tabs **All**, **Active** and **Deactivated** sort your links. Open one to see its payments and its details.
- **Create.** On **Payment page**, choose what the buyer pays for. On **After payment**, choose a confirmation message or a redirect to your own address.
- **Share.** Copy the link's address, or open its QR code.
- **Change.** Edit a link, or deactivate it so its address stops taking payments. A deactivated link can be reactivated, and its changes save while it stays off. A link that reached its payment limit can be edited too: raise the limit above its number of payments and save, and it takes payments again.

Your code reaches the same links through [`/v1/payment_links`](https://docs.fluveo.com/api/payment_links.md). A link made on the screen shows up in the API, and the other way round.

To make and manage links from your code, step by step, see [Payment links](https://docs.fluveo.com/payments/payment-links.md).

## Quantities customers can change

Each product line of a new link has a **Let customers adjust quantity** switch. Turned on, it shows **Minimum quantity** and **Maximum quantity**: the minimum a whole number from 0 to 999,998, the maximum from 1 to 999,999, and the minimum below the maximum. Left empty, they are 0 and 99. The line's starting quantity must sit between them.

The buyer then picks that line's quantity within those limits on the link's page, and pays each unit price times the chosen quantity; the limits are checked against the saved link, never against what the page sends. A line picked at 0 is dropped, as long as something is left to buy.

On a saved link, the screen shows the limits read-only: to change them, create a new link, or change them through the API, which takes `line_items[n][adjustable_quantity]` (`enabled`, `minimum`, `maximum`) on create and on an update of a line by its id. Turning `enabled` off clears both limits.