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AutoSync for Google Sheets Stripe add-on
p/autosync-for-google-sheets-stripe-add-onAuto-sync Stripe data to Google Sheets daily
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AutoSync for Google Sheets Stripe Add-on - Auto-sync Stripe data to Google Sheets daily

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No more manually exporting CSV files to Google Sheets for advanced analytics of your Stripe business data. Easily automate moving Stripe data to Google Sheets with AutoSync to Google Sheets add-on for Stripe.

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Matt
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Hey hunters, excited to share our launch of AutoSync for Google Sheets on the Stripe Marketplace! We created this solution to scratch our own itch for a previous product we created that uses Stripe for payment processing. To analyze conversion rates through each stage of our sales funnel, we needed the Stripe data for the full picture of conversion rates. This meant manually exporting a CSV from Stripe and importing it into our main Google Sheet for analysis. So, AutoSync for Google Sheets was born! We wanted to save ourselves the time wasted exporting and importing, and hope it saves you time too!
Andrei Costea
Ayy this is awesome! Congrats on the launch! ⚡🚀
Chris Robinson
Congrats on launching! What was it like developing a stripe add-on? Did you run into any unexpected problems?
Jin
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@chris_robinson10 I would say there were some technical limitations due to the Stripe ecosystem. 1. This may or may not be an issue depending on perspective but the only UI components you are allowed to develop with are strictly made by Stripe. For example, you cannot use Material UI or any other package to leverage more powerful components. Their UI extensions are pretty basic and adhere to the Stripe UI style. 2. Stripe restricts sending data to third party services unless their URLs are explicitly specified in the app's manifest file. This isn't really a deal breaker but we had to come up with some work arounds. For example, instead of using the npm Amplitude package for data analytics, we had to create our own fetch functions to send data to Amplitude. This means a lot of other npm packages may not be compatible with the Stripe app as well. Besides that, developing a Stripe add-on is pretty smooth. Their documentation is written very well and it's very organized. It's pretty easy to get started if you already have experience developing. It's just a matter of reading their tutorials/documentation, going through the process of building something, and working out the bugs as you go.