#chrisSurf

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unkempt falcon
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Hi there

compact geode
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Hello!

unkempt falcon
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Hmm Stitch is a third party here, correct?

compact geode
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yes

unkempt falcon
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And how are you exporting your Stripe data to them exactly?

compact geode
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I can provide a list of all they tables they support if that's helpful.

unkempt falcon
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Nah not really. Overall this is probably going to be something you have to talk to Stitch about

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But maybe I can help if you give me a bit more details

compact geode
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They have a integration, that we we just toggle on. From there we select which tables to ingest.

unkempt falcon
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Ah okay then yeah, since they are a third party then they control how they are retrieving this data from your account.

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They can certainly list PaymentMethods on your account if you give them access to do so.

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But overall just depends on how they are going about getting this data

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Which only they will know

compact geode
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Hmm, so if I understand you, the tables they present to us are not necessarily directly corresponding to they way Stripe stores the data. So its not a table to table translation.

unkempt falcon
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That is probably true. But really I can't say unfortunately

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Like I would assume they do have tables for each of our objects

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But no way to know

compact geode
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Are we able to access all of those objects via the API?

unkempt falcon
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Mostly, yes. All the major ones you can List. You can check our API Ref and click on each object on the left and then see what we support. For instance here is the PaymentMethod object: https://stripe.com/docs/api/payment_methods

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Some things you would need to combine... like for the above you would need to List Customers and then loop over them and List PaymentMethods for each Customer to get all PaymentMethods stored on the account

compact geode
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When I export the customer table, I see CardId values prefixed with both card_ and pm_. In our lake all customers where cardId is prefixed with pm_ have no card data, this is still in the Customers table.

Is the Card Data joined in to the Customers table when exported directly from Stripe?

unkempt falcon
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card_xxx are our legacy Card objects. pm_xxx are our newer PaymentMethod object which wrap Card objects

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Not crazy to see both overall

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Can't tell you about the data being joined as once again that is dependent on how it is retrieved/exported

compact geode
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Ok, it seems like we'll have to coordinate with Stitch or manage the connection manually.

unkempt falcon
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Yeah I'd recommend reaching out to Stitch to get a better understanding of how they are handling this data

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I'm really limited in how I can help here since I don't know their set up

compact geode
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They've confirmed that they do not support PaymentMethod data yet.

unkempt falcon
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Ah okay

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So yeah that is the issue then it sounds like

compact geode
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Thanks so much for the insight

unkempt falcon
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Sure