#christina-sigma-connect
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@slow cloak not that I know of, you'd build your own integration to access this
christina-sigma-connect
Is there documentation for building out the integration to access this?
I don't really get the question. What part is confusing you exactly?
The integration piece that you are referring to
Is this in the API documentation?
Can we share out the reports via the API?
I'm really sorry I must be missing something obvious. The way you framed your question it looked like you already have a full API integration to run your own custom Sigma reports, is that not the case?
Yes, we do
So, we could share them out then.
[1:37 PM] Osman Mohammad
Run a report from the API | Stripe Documentation
Run a report from the API
Access Stripe's financial reports programmatically to automate your reconciliation workflow.
Is that what we could use?
not sure what that quote is from or what the context is, there's 3 sentences, two seem like a doc link with no context 😅
I found the documentation for running a report from the API
Recommended integration pattern for automated reporting
Prerequisite: configure a webhook that explicitly selects to receive reporting.report_type.updated events; webhooks that listen for ‘all events’ won’t receive them.
A reporting.report_type.updated webhook is sent as soon as a new day’s data is available for a given report type. The payload includes the updated ReportType object. You’ll typically receive 20-30 webhooks each day, two for each report type. (Different users are eligible for different reports.)
Upon receiving the reporting.report_type.updated webhook for the desired report type and range of data availability, create a report run. The response contains a new ReportRun object, initialized with status=pending.
When the run completes, a reporting.report_run.succeeded webhook is sent. This webhook includes the nested field result.url. (As mentioned above, in the rare case of a failure, we’ll send a reporting.report_run.failed event instead.)
Access the file contents at result.url, using your API key.
Thank you. We will follow this.