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Creating Stripe Integration Credentials
This topic explains how to create Integration Credentials which you can use to connect your Stripe Native Integrations in m3ter with your Stripe system. See Configuring Stripe Integrations.
Tip: Stripe or Stripe (Test Mode)? The steps to create a Credential for authenticating an integration with your Stripe test environment are the same, except you'll need to select Stripe (Test Mode) as the destination.
To create Stripe integration Credentials:
1. Select Integrations:
The Integrations page opens.
2. Select Stripe. The Stripe Integrations page opens.
3. On the Credentials panel, select Configure new credentials:
The Create pages opens at Stage 1: Select a system and name.
4. Under Credential details enter:
External system. This will be pre-populated for Stripe.
Name. Descriptive name for the Credential.
Tip: Stripe Test Environment? Alternatively, select Stripe (Test Mode) for Destination if you want to use the Credential to authenticate with your Stripe test environment.
5. Select Next. The page adjusts to show Stage 1 as checked-off and completed and shifts focus to Stage 2: Configure and create:
Under Stripe Connection, an information panel shows advising that you'll need to provide authentication details on the Stripe website.
6. Select Go to Stripe. Under Get started with Stripe, log into your Stripe account and approve access for m3ter.
7. Select the Return to m3ter link at the left-hand side to be taken back to Create page.
8. Select Create credential. You are returned to the Stripe Integrations page where the new Credential is listed on the Credentials panel:
The Credential is now available for connecting your Stripe Native Integration with Stripe. See Configuring Stripe Integrations>Setting Up Authentication for the Integration.
Warning: Authentication with Stripe not completed! If you fail to complete authentication with your Stripe instance promptly, a time-to-live (TTL) of ten minutes is imposed after which the Credential is removed and you'll have to start again. If you return to the Stripe Integrations page within that TTL, any Credentials waiting for authentication completion will have a suffix of "Incomplete" attached, such as: Stripe Credential 1 (Incomplete).
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