Sabaki Guide

Stripe Revenue KPI Setup In Sabaki

How to connect Stripe and sync subscription, customer, and revenue KPIs into Sabaki.

Stripe revenue KPI sync is the Sabaki workflow for reading Stripe subscriptions, customers, and balance activity, then writing monthly revenue and customer KPI snapshots.

Key Takeaways

How To Sync Stripe KPIs

  1. Connect StripeOpen Apps, choose Stripe, and complete the read-only Stripe Connect flow.
  2. Confirm the accountMake sure the connected Stripe account is the one used for reported revenue.
  3. Run Sync NowStart a manual sync for the current reporting month.
  4. Review revenue KPIsCheck MRR, new MRR, churned MRR, customer totals, new and churned customers, and revenue actuals.
  5. Investigate missing valuesCheck subscription status, customer creation dates, and account selection if values look wrong.

Quick Comparison

Sabaki KPIStripe SourceHow Sabaki Uses It
MRRActive subscriptionsMonthly equivalent subscription value
New MRRSubscriptions created in periodMonthly value from new subscriptions
Churned MRRCanceled subscriptionsMonthly value from churned subscriptions
Customer KPIsStripe customers and subscriptionsTotal, new, and churned customer counts
Revenue ActualBalance transactionsMonthly revenue activity for the period

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Stripe permission does Sabaki request?

Sabaki uses Stripe Connect read-only access for the connected account.

Why does MRR differ from Stripe dashboards?

Sabaki normalizes subscription item prices into monthly equivalents and may not match every custom Stripe dashboard definition.

Can Stripe sync test data?

Connect the account whose data you want reflected in Sabaki. Test and live accounts should not be mixed for investor-facing reporting.

Do Stripe access tokens refresh?

Stripe connected-account access tokens used here do not expire through a refresh flow. Reconnect if access is revoked.

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