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Automatic movements

Stripe.

Stripe behaves like an account: the movements come into Datashaker on their own and reconciliation starts from there, with nobody downloading anything.

Who it's for

If you only look at Stripe at month end.

Money moves every day. If the books find out thirty days later, for thirty days you decide blind.

  • People who download a report by hand

    Open Stripe, export, upload somewhere else: three gestures that come back every month and teach nobody anything.

  • People whose money sits in several places

    An account at the bank, one on Stripe, maybe a third elsewhere. Until they sit together, there is no picture.

  • People who reconcile twice

    One procedure for the bank and one for the rest means remembering two, and getting one of them wrong. Here it's the same one.

How it works

Like any other account.

01

You connect Stripe

Once. From then on Datashaker reads the movements, as it would with a bank account.

02

The movements arrive on their own

No report to download, no file to upload somewhere: they come in and queue up with the other accounts.

03

Reconciliation starts

A movement that finds its document becomes an entry. What doesn't add up stays pending, exactly as it does for the bank.

Staying in control

Automatic doesn't mean blind.

Datashaker prepares, it doesn't post behind your back. Every document has a status you can see, and the ones that don't add up stop there and wait for you.

  • Doubtful cases stop

    A document that isn't clear never reaches the books: it stays among those to review. What's left in your hands are the doubtful cases, not every case.

  • It waits for the bank

    An invoice without its bank movement yet stays pending. The entry is written when the payment shows up on the account, not before.

  • It can be undone

    Every entry can be cancelled from the document itself. And before you confirm it, you see the entry as it will be: account by account, debit and credit.

What you get

One single way of working.

  • Stripe sits next to the bank accounts, not off in a corner.
  • Nothing to download at month end: the movements are already there, day by day.
  • Reconciliation is the same one it does with the bank: there's no second procedure to learn.

What it costs.

List prices, no activation fee and no card required to try it.

FAQ

The questions we get

They can be handled as bank charges, like the costs of any other account. There's no need to invent a separate treatment.

No, never. The movements come in on their own, day by day, and queue up with the other accounts. There's no file to export and none to upload anywhere.

Activation is immediate, and you don't do it alone: the onboarding is run by us at Datashaker, or by a partner trustee.

No, it's the same one. A movement that finds its document becomes an entry, what doesn't add up stays pending: there's no second procedure to learn.

Let's see it on your Stripe account.

We'll show you the connection on a case like yours.

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