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Billing

Give your agents full access to Stripe.

Agents read customers, subscriptions, invoices, and charges, and act on what they find. Billing operations that used to be a person with a spreadsheet become a task that runs every night.

5,000 free credits to start.

Agent reach

Stripe API

The full surface, searched at run time.

Connect with

  • API key

Event triggers

Not yet

Manual, schedule, and signed webhook are available.

What the agent can do

What agents do with Stripe

Helios searches the Stripe API at run time. The agent finds the endpoint the task needs and calls it.

  • Search Stripe's entire API surface at run time and call any endpoint your key allows.
  • Read customers, subscriptions, invoices, charges, disputes, and payouts.
  • Reconcile billing data against your own database and your CRM.
  • Act on failed payments: notify, retry, and escalate on your rules.
  • Compute revenue metrics in the sandbox and publish them where the team reads.
  • Use restricted keys so an agent reads without any ability to move money.

Examples

Tasks you can hand to a Stripe agent

Recover failed payments

When a charge fails, the agent checks the account, emails the right person with a working payment link, and tells the account owner.

Hourly

Every hour, find failed charges and start recovery.

  1. stripe·list failed charges in the last hour
  2. attio·look up account owner and contact
  3. resend·send a payment update email
  4. slack·notify owner in #revenue

3 failed payments handled

  • $2,340 at risk across 3 accounts
  • Emails sent with hosted update links
  • 1 enterprise account escalated to its owner

Publish revenue metrics every morning

The agent pulls charges and subscriptions, computes the metrics your team actually tracks, and posts them before standup.

Weekdays at 8:00am

Each morning, post MRR, new revenue, churn, and expansion to Slack.

  1. stripe·list subscriptions and yesterday's charges
  2. code·compute MRR, churn, expansion
  3. slack·post to #revenue

Revenue · Mar 6

  • MRR $412k · up 3.1% month to date
  • New $9.2k · Expansion $4.1k · Churn $2.3k
  • 2 accounts downgraded overnight

Watch for churn risk

The agent joins billing signals with product usage and support volume, and surfaces the accounts drifting toward the exit.

Mondays at 7:00am

Weekly, list accounts at risk of churn with the reason for each.

  1. stripe·read subscriptions and payment history
  2. postgres·pull 60-day usage per account
  3. code·score risk and rank
  4. attio·write risk score and note per account

11 accounts at risk

  • $38k ARR represented
  • 6 driven by usage decline, 3 by failed payments
  • Each has a suggested next action for its owner

Reconcile billing against your database

The agent compares what Stripe billed with what your own system says it should have billed, and reports every mismatch.

Monthly on the 2nd

Monthly, reconcile Stripe invoices against our usage records.

  1. stripe·list last month's invoices
  2. clickhouse·aggregate metered usage by account
  3. code·diff billed vs recorded usage
  4. google-sheets·write reconciliation tab

5 mismatches found

  • 2 accounts under-billed by $1,180 total
  • 3 accounts billed for a cancelled add-on
  • Everything else matches

Triggers

How a Stripe workflow starts

Stripe does not emit event triggers yet. Workflows that use it start by hand, on a schedule, or from a signed webhook.

Manual

Run it from the app with an optional JSON payload. Every workflow supports this.

Schedule

A cron expression or a plain sentence such as every weekday at 9am. Times are UTC.

Signed webhook

A public URL per workflow. Requests are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and expire after five minutes.

Works with

Stripe works with the rest of your stack

One agent, one run, several services. It reads from one tool and writes to the next in the same sandbox.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Put an agent on Stripe.

Connect it once and describe the task in chat. Then reuse the prompt as a workflow on a schedule or a webhook.