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On request

Reliable answers from Stripe

c:node reads customers, payments and subscriptions in Stripe with your own access and backs every answer with its citation. It also links them to CRM, contracts and accounting – down to the single payment.

:node· Stripe · connected
@Lena, which subscription customers are currently at risk?
LenaAI agent
Three subscriptions have had failed payments in the last 14 days. One of them is an annual customer whose contract is up for renewal in 6 weeks.
Stripe · Failed paymentsSalesforce · Account contract data
Ask @Lena …
In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

Stripe sees payments – not which customer is behind them and what is at stake.

  • Failed payments get lost in day-to-day work
  • Payment data and CRM run separately
  • Revenue questions require exports
  • Discrepancies with accounting are resolved by hand
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Stripe.

  • Protect subscriptionsFailed payments with customer context.
  • Understand revenuePayments evidenced down to the individual transaction.
  • ReconciliationStripe against accounting and contracts.
  • Prepare for customersPayment history before the call.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Request connection

Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request. API key from your Stripe account.

2

Ask

For example: “Which subscriptions expire this month?” Customers, payments, invoices and subscriptions from Stripe.

3

Read only

c:node changes nothing in Stripe. Every answer points to its source.

On request: You can’t connect Stripe yourself yet. Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request.

Request Stripe.

Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request – you approve, c:node answers with evidence.