Eliminate the burden of exporting and standardizing your revenue data by automating the preparation of Stripe data into journal entries
Reconciling Stripe data across multiple sheets, formulas, and sources is tedious and exposes your team to potential errors. Because NetSuite is the backbone of your financial reporting, it may seem like connecting Stripe directly would be a better alternative. But the reality is that it can create several new challenges, and drive a significant increase in cost. Data extracted from Stripe is not accounting-ready. It needs treatment to be able to be ingested into your general ledger. That’s where Leapfin can help.
Leapfin’s native integration with Stripe accesses additional transaction data unavailable in standard reports allowing for easier, more accurate reconciliation
Avoid the time-consuming work of exporting files, cleaning data, and manually creating journal entries from your Stripe data with summarized reports ready for your GL
Easily drill into detailed Stripe transaction data to explore and understand anomalies with the help of natural language prompts using Luca
Yes, Leapfin has a powerful native integration with Stripe that has been refined from years of experience. It is available to all customers.
Yes, in many cases, Leapfin would replace Boomi, Celigo, and SuiteSync. When using Leapfin, you would no longer send raw Stripe data with these integration tools. Instead, you will ingest Stripe data into Leapfin. Leapfin will normalize the data, link related transaction events, and prepare journal entries for reconciliation. Leapfin will also prepare journal entry summaries to be shared with NetSuite.
Yes, Leapfin has a native integration with NetSuite that is available to all customers.
Yes, Leapfin has a feature called the Connected Accounting Map that allows users to easily see how all of their Stripe transactions – payment sources, refunds, credits, and disputes – are linked, giving full visibility and traceability into every detail of their revenue data.
Stripe transaction data is raw data that is organized into columns and formats based on the Stripe implementation. It does not consider the characteristics required to be accounting-ready including journal entry formats, currency conversion, timezones, timeframe (relative to month-end close), etc. Stripe data is always changing and has no way of locking data at the end of the month; Leapfin allows users to lock for month-end close and automatically post adjustments in the next period.
Yes, but Stripe users find it to be very limited and difficult to work with. Luca – Leapfin’s AI agent – is purpose-built to support the accounting and finance function, enabling users to easily explore data with natural language prompts. Luca includes dozens of templated prompts to cover many common requests, along with the ability to write original prompts. The results can be easily saved as reports for future reference and shared within your team’s Leapfin workspace.
Much of the data available through the Stripe API is also available in Stripe reports accessible from your Stripe account login. However, there is additional metadata only available through the Stripe API that aids with understanding transaction details and the breakdown required to fully investigate and reconcile revenue data. Leapfin’s native integration with Stripe includes access to this necessary data providing users with a more complete picture of their revenue for reconciliation and reporting.