# Stripe BI and Analytics — Connect to Supaboard

> Ask questions of your Stripe data in plain English and see the SQL behind every answer.

HTML version: https://supaboard.ai/integrations/stripe

Stripe has every charge, subscription, refund and dispute, which makes it the closest thing most companies have to a record of what they were actually paid.

## What teams ask of Stripe

- "What is net revenue retention by cohort and by plan?"
- "Which failed payments recovered on a retry, and which turned into churn?"
- "How much revenue is sitting in trials that end this week?"
- "What is the refund and dispute rate by plan, and has it moved?"
- "Which discounts are still being applied, and to whom?"

## What it gets joined with

- PostgreSQL — the payment, against the account inside your product that made it.
- HubSpot — revenue that closed, against the deal that was forecast.
- Google Ads — how long a channel takes to pay back what it cost.

## How the connection works

Stripe is one of the 124 sources you can connect yourself, out of a catalogue of 700+. It syncs through Fivetran on a schedule — the first sync lands within a day and refreshes hourly to daily after that — so answers are over the last completed sync, not a live feed. Databases connect directly and answer live.

- Read-only: the query layer rejects DDL and DML before a statement reaches your source.
- Credentials encrypted at rest, scoped per workspace, never logged.
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- [All connectors](https://supaboard.ai/integrations)
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