Stripe | Integration with Yuma AI
Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform that powers payment processing, subscription billing, invoicing, tax automation, and revenue management for businesses of all sizes. Stripe Billing, the subscription and recurring payments product, supports 100+ payment methods and 135+ currencies, and handles pricing models including flat-rate, usage-based, tiered, and per-seat billing. Stripe Billing includes a customer portal for self-service subscription management, AI-powered Smart Retries for recovering failed payments, and integrations with tools like Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Xero, and NetSuite. Stripe Billing is used by companies including OpenAI, Atlassian, Figma, Instacart, and Cloudflare.
Yuma & Stripe
Stripe integrates with Yuma through 3 autonomous actions focused on subscription management. When a customer reaches out about their Stripe subscription, Yuma can take action directly without a human agent needing to open the Stripe dashboard separately. The available actions are:
- Search Subscription — searches for a subscription in the system by email address, giving Yuma visibility into a customer's subscription and its current status.
- Cancel Subscription — cancels a subscription in the system.
- Refund Last Charge from Subscription — issues a full refund of the last charge for a subscription in the system.
Pair it with Yuma to resolve billing issues and payment failures automatically.
Key Features of Stripe Billing
Flexible Pricing Models
Stripe Billing supports one-time charges, recurring billing at a fixed price, usage-based billing calculated from product consumption, tiered pricing based on volume, and flat-rate plus overage models. Merchants can also configure free trials, promotional discounts, coupons, and prorated billing when customers change plans.
100+ Payment Methods and 135+ Currencies
Stripe accepts all major debit and credit cards as well as local payment methods such as ACH Direct Debit, SEPA Direct Debit, iDEAL, Bancontact, and digital wallets. Payments can be processed in 135+ currencies, allowing businesses to bill customers in their local currency.
AI-Powered Smart Retries and Revenue Recovery
Stripe uses AI to determine the optimal time to retry failed payments, which can increase the likelihood of successful recovery. Stripe's recovery tools helped its users recover $6.5 billion in revenue in 2024. Additional recovery features include automated reminder emails, a hosted recovery page for one-click payment method updates, and automatic card updater through card network partnerships.
Customer Portal for Subscription Self-Service
Stripe provides a prebuilt, hosted customer portal where subscribers can update their payment details, upgrade or downgrade plans, pause or cancel subscriptions, and view invoices. Merchants can share a link to this portal without building custom subscription management interfaces.
CRM and Accounting Integrations
Stripe Billing connects with CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot), e-commerce platforms (Shopify), accounting software (Xero, NetSuite), and data warehouses (Snowflake, Amazon Redshift), allowing businesses to unify billing data with their existing workflows.
Why use Stripe?
Payment Infrastructure Used by Leading Companies
Stripe Billing is used by companies including OpenAI, Atlassian, Figma, Instacart, and Cloudflare. The platform processes 500+ million API requests per day and maintains 99.999% historical uptime.
Subscription Billing and Payments on One Platform
Stripe combines payment processing, subscription management, invoicing, tax calculation, and revenue recognition in a single platform. Businesses do not need to integrate separate systems for billing and payments.
Global Reach with Local Payment Methods
By supporting 100+ payment methods and 135+ currencies, Stripe allows businesses to accept payments from customers worldwide while offering local payment options that can improve conversion rates.
Developer-First APIs with No-Code Options
Stripe offers composable APIs for custom integrations alongside no-code tools like Payment Links, pricing tables, and the customer portal. This gives both technical and non-technical teams the ability to launch and manage subscriptions.
Getting Started with Stripe
To get started with Stripe Billing, visit the Stripe Billing page or create an account. For pricing details, see the Billing pricing page. Developers can review the Stripe Billing documentation and the API reference.



