Stripe

Stripe

Track payments, refunds and payouts across every location.

Overview

Stripe processes card payments for online ordering, delivery and — increasingly — the card on file your voice agent charges. Its webhook catalogue is the most granular of any connector here: payment_intent.succeeded, charge.dispute.created, refund.created, payout.paid and early fraud warnings all arrive as events within seconds. Connected to Nomly, money movement stops being something you check in a dashboard: a dispute reaches you while the evidence is still gatherable, and every payout reconciles against POS sales without a spreadsheet.

Configuration Steps

  1. In your Nomly dashboard, navigate to Plugins → Stripe
  2. Click Connect and authorize Nomly with your Stripe account
  3. Select the accounts and locations Nomly should watch
  4. Choose the events to subscribe to — payments, refunds, disputes, payouts
  5. Set who receives dispute and fraud alerts, and how fast
  6. Pick the automations it powers (e.g., Dispute Watch)
  7. Send a test event and turn it on — your automations are live

What you can build with Stripe

Automations operators turn on in their first week — no builder required. Each one can report, ask for approval, or run automatically, within boundaries you set.

StripeTwilio

Dispute alert

A chargeback opens — text the owner while evidence is still gatherable.

Runs automatically
StripeQuickBooks

Payout reconciliation

Match each payout against the sales it settles, line by line.

Reports only
StripeGmail

Refund digest

One daily email of every refund, who issued it and why.

Reports only
StripeSquare

Card-on-file order

Charge a returning guest's saved card when the agent takes the order.

Runs automatically
StripeTwilio

Failed payment retry

A catering deposit fails — text the guest a fresh payment link.

Runs automatically
StripeKlaviyo

Big spender flag

Tag guests above your average ticket for the VIP flow.

Runs automatically

Or just ask

  • What did we refund last month?
  • How many disputes this quarter?
  • When does my next payout land?
  • What's my average card ticket?