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11/06/2026 2 minutes Flowtly Editorial Team
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Connect Stripe as a Bank Source

Bring Stripe Into Your Books — Automatically

For any business that takes card payments, Stripe is where a huge share of revenue lands. But until now, getting that money into your accounting meant exports, spreadsheets, and a lot of manual matching. Today that changes: you can connect Stripe as a bank source in Flowtly, and let your payouts and charges flow in on their own.

Your Stripe activity, reconciled automatically

Once Stripe is connected, every charge and payout syncs into Flowtly without you lifting a finger. Charges are matched to the right income invoice, with the paying client named on each transaction, so you always know exactly who paid for what. Payouts that Stripe sends to your bank are recognised as internal transfers — not double-counted as new income — keeping your balances and cashflow clean.

Read-only by design

Security comes first. Flowtly connects to Stripe using a restricted, read-only API key, stored encrypted at rest. That means Flowtly can read your transactions to keep your books up to date, but it can never create charges, issue refunds, or move a single cent. You stay fully in control of your money.

Part of your whole financial picture

Stripe revenue doesn't sit in a silo. Once it's flowing in, it feeds straight into your budgets, your P&L, your cashflow forecasts, and the Flowtly AI finance assistant — right alongside your other bank accounts and e-invoicing. One place, one source of truth for every euro and złoty.

Coming soon: collect invoice payments via Stripe

This is just the first step. Soon you'll be able to let your clients pay their invoices directly through Stripe, with those payments reconciled in Flowtly automatically. Want it sooner? Connect Stripe today and tell us — we're rolling it out to interested organizations first.

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