Stripe

The Stripe Node allows you to interact with Stripe, a payment processing platform. In Stack AI, you can use this node to automate tasks such as creating customers, processing payments, issuing refunds, and more.

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Available Actions

Here are some of the main actions you can perform with the Stripe node:

• Create Customer: Add a new customer to your Stripe account.

• Create Payment: Charge a customer or process a payment.

• List Charges: Retrieve a list of past charges.

• Search Customer: Find customers by email or other criteria.

• Send Refund: Issue a refund for a specific charge.

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Example: Create Customer

Inputs

To create a customer, you need to provide:

• Customer Name (customer_name): The name of the customer to create. (Required)

• Customer Email (customer_email): The email address of the customer. (Required)

You can reference other nodes for these values, for example: {in-0} for user input, or {llm-0} for AI-generated content.

Outputs

After running, the node will output:

• Customer ID (customer_id): The unique Stripe ID for the new customer.

• Customer Name (customer_name): The name you provided.

• Customer Email (customer_email): The email you provided.

• Customer Created At (customer_created_at): The timestamp of creation.

You can reference these outputs in downstream nodes using the syntax {action-8.customer_id} (if your Stripe node is action-8).

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How to Use the Stripe Node

1. Add the Stripe node to your workflow.

2. Select the desired action (e.g., "Create Customer").

3. Fill in the required input fields (e.g., customer name and email).

   • You can use static values or reference outputs from other nodes.

4. Connect the output of the Stripe node to other nodes (e.g., to send a confirmation email, log the customer, or trigger another action).

5. (Optional) Add your Stripe connection ID if you have a custom Stripe account you want to use.

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Example Usage Scenario

• Collect user details with an Input node.

• Pass those details to the Stripe node to create a customer.

• Use the output (customer ID) to process a payment or send a welcome email.