Stripe API
Integrating Stripe API actions into your application can streamline customer management, enhance user experiences, and simplify billing processes. Whether you're searching for customer details, creating new accounts, or managing customer portals, the Stripe API offers a range of
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Integrating Stripe API actions into your application can streamline customer management, enhance user experiences, and simplify billing processes. Whether you're searching for customer details, creating new accounts, or managing customer portals, the Stripe API offers a range of functionalities to meet your needs.
Stripe API Actions
Integrating Stripe API endpoints into your application has never been easier. Follow these steps to seamlessly perform various actions using the Stripe API.
How to Access Stripe API Actions
Go to the Flow Builder, click on an action node, and select:
Action Node -> Integration -> Stripe API
Actions You Can Perform
Searching for Customers
Search for customers by entering a query. To learn how to construct your query, refer to the Stripe Search Query Language (). You can also search using a customer's ID or name.
Listing Customers
Get a list of all customers or locate a specific customer using their email address.
Creating a Customer
Provide information such as email, name, and phone number to create a new customer.
Retrieving Customer Information
Use a customer's user ID to fetch their information.
Updating Customer Details
Update a customer's details by supplying their customer ID along with the new information.
Deleting a Customer
Remove a customer from your records by using their customer ID.
Creating a Customer Portal Session
A customer portal session allows a customer to access their portal. By visiting the session URL, customers can manage their subscriptions and billing details. Note that sessions are temporary and will expire if not accessed.
Return_url: This is the default URL where customers are redirected when they click the portal link to return to your website.
Once the session is created, you'll receive a temporary URL that grants customers access to the customer portal.

