What it does
The Stripe integration imports your billing data into Bigdelta, giving you a complete view of your customers, their subscriptions, and revenue metrics. Stripe is the primary payment integration and the recommended first step when setting up your workspace.How to connect
Authorize in Stripe
Log in to your Stripe account and grant Bigdelta read-only access. You will be redirected back to Bigdelta once complete.
Bigdelta will not create charges, issue refunds, or modify your billing settings. The connection is read-only.
What data gets synced
| Stripe data | Bigdelta data | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Customers | Accounts | A Customer List is created containing all your Stripe customers |
| Subscriptions | Subscriptions | Active, trialing, canceled, paused, and past-due subscriptions, including discounts |
| Invoices | Invoices | All invoice records including line items |
| Payments / Charges | Transactions | Payment amounts, statuses, and timestamps |
Revenue stages
Bigdelta automatically assigns a revenue stage to each account based on their Stripe subscription status:| Stage | Criteria |
|---|---|
| Paying | Active subscription with successful payments |
| Trialing | Currently on a trial period |
| Non-Paying | No active subscription or payment |
| Churned | Previously paying, subscription now canceled |
Initial sync
The first sync imports all historical data from your Stripe account. Depending on the volume of customers, subscriptions, and transactions, this can take anywhere from a few seconds to several minutes. You can monitor the sync status in Settings then Accounts.Stripe provides the most complete historical data of all supported providers. Active, canceled, and trialing subscriptions — including discounts — are fully available from history. Paused and overdue subscription statuses are accurately reflected from the moment the integration is connected, but historical paused/overdue status changes are not available. One-time products included in subscription invoices (such as setup fees) are excluded from MRR calculations but counted in net payments.