What it does
Stripe connects through Stripe Connect and brings your billing data into your workspace as ordinary records, so a Deal can sit next to the invoice it produced, and a Company can show what it actually pays you. It’s the one integration that also gives you actions: workflows and the assistant can create an invoice, charge a customer, or push a product to Stripe without leaving Custral.Connect
1
Authorize with Stripe Connect
Go to Settings → Integrations, choose Stripe, and complete the
Stripe Connect flow with the account that holds your live data.
2
Grant read and write
Custral requests read-write access. Read to sync products, customers, and
invoices; write for the invoice and charge actions.
3
Map the objects
Point each of the three mappings at an object in your workspace. Custral can
create suitable objects if you don’t have them yet.
Configure
Three object mappings decide where Stripe data lands:
Map Customers onto the object you already use for billable accounts, usually
Companies, rather than a new one, so invoices land beside the rest of the
relationship instead of in a parallel world.
Resources synced
Limitations
- Custral surfaces products, customers, and invoices. Subscriptions, disputes, payouts, and balance transactions aren’t mapped. Read those in Stripe.
- The mappings are per workspace, so one Stripe account maps to one set of objects. Multiple Stripe accounts in one workspace aren’t supported.
- Custral’s own plan and credit billing is separate and unaffected. This integration is about billing your customers.
Troubleshooting
Disconnect
Disconnect from Settings → Integrations. Synced records stay in your workspace as ordinary records, they simply stop updating. Workflow actions that depend on Stripe start failing, so disable those first.See also
- Workflows: automating invoices and charges.
- Object mapping: how provider data maps to your schema.
- Billing & Credits: Custral’s own billing, which this doesn’t touch.