Stripe

Stripe is a payment processing platform used by businesses to accept payments, manage subscriptions, issue invoices, and handle payouts. Connecting Stripe to Coupler.io lets you automatically export your payment and billing data to spreadsheets, databases, or BI tools — no code required.

Why connect Stripe to Coupler.io?

• Pull live data from 30+ Stripe entities — charges, subscriptions, invoices, payouts, refunds, and more

• Combine multiple entities in one data flow using Join or Append transformations (e.g., match payouts with balance transactions)

• Send data to Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini

• Filter by date range, status, or transaction type so you only export what you need

Prerequisites

• An active Stripe account with access to the data you want to export

• Admin or developer-level access in Stripe (read access is sufficient for most entities)

• A Coupler.io account (free trial available)

If you want a head start, Coupler.io offers pre-built templates for Stripe — check the Templates section after connecting your account.

Quick start

1

Create a new data flow. Log in to Coupler.io, go to the Data flows section, and click Add data flow. Select Stripe as your source.

2

Authorize your Stripe account. Click Connect and sign in to Stripe via OAuth. Coupler.io will request read-only access to your account data. Once authorized, your account will appear as a connected credential.

3

Choose a data entity. Select the entity you want to export — for example, Subscriptions, Charges, or Invoices. Use the date picker fields to set a creation date range if you want to limit the data pulled.

4

Choose a destination. Pick where you want your Stripe data to land — Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, PostgreSQL, or an AI destination like ChatGPT or Claude.

5

Run your data flow. Click Run to execute your first manual sync. Once it completes successfully, your Stripe data will appear in the destination you chose.

Available entities

Entity	What it contains
Balance transactions	All transactions that affect your Stripe balance
Charges	Individual payment attempts on cards or other sources
Customers	Customer records and metadata
Disputes	Chargebacks filed against your charges
Invoices	Invoices sent to customers
Invoice items	Line items that make up invoices
Payment intents	Payment lifecycle objects including status
Payouts	Funds sent from Stripe to your bank account
Refunds	Full or partial refunds issued on charges
Subscriptions	Active and historical subscription records
Subscriptions with line items	Subscriptions expanded with their billing line items
Plans	Recurring billing plans
Prices	Pricing configurations for products
Products	Your product catalog
Promotion codes	Codes tied to discount coupons
Coupons	Discount objects applied to subscriptions or invoices
Transfers	Funds moved to connected accounts
Payouts	Bank transfers from your Stripe balance
Events	Stripe event log (filterable by event type)
Connected accounts	Accounts linked to your platform via Stripe Connect
Application fees	Fees collected on transactions through connected accounts
Issuing transactions	Transactions on Stripe Issuing cards
Quotes	Draft billing quotes
Subscription schedules	Scheduled changes to subscriptions
Setup intents	Payment method setup sessions
Shipping rates	Shipping cost configurations
Tax rates	Tax rate objects
Top-ups	Funds added to your Stripe balance
Value lists	Lists used for fraud prevention rules
File links	Shareable links to uploaded files
Files	Documents uploaded to Stripe