Yes — Adaptrix connects to Stripe with a restricted, read-only API key, builds an automatic semantic layer over charges, subscriptions, invoices and disputes, and answers plain-language revenue questions with a self-hosted LLM. Your payment data is processed on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure and never sent to a third-party AI cloud.
Adaptrix reads the core resources of the Stripe API — strictly read-only. It can never move money or change your account.
Charges and PaymentIntents: payment volume, success and decline rates, and payment methods across your whole funnel.
Subscriptions with their items and prices — MRR movements, upgrades, downgrades and cancellations over time.
Invoices and their collection status, so billing, dunning and outstanding-revenue questions have a reliable base.
Disputes, Refunds and BalanceTransactions — chargebacks, fees and the bridge from gross to net revenue.
Charges, Subscriptions, Invoices, Disputes and Balance Transactions are core resources of the Stripe API; Adaptrix reads them through a restricted API key whose permissions you define.
Ask in plain language — Adaptrix turns it into governed queries over the semantic layer and explains the result.
Adaptrix follows subscription histories per plan and price point and shows where in the lifecycle cancellations cluster.
It breaks declines down by payment method, country, card network and retry behavior to isolate the driver behind the spike.
It reconciles gross charges with balance transactions, refunds and dispute outcomes into a net view finance can sign off.
It projects MRR from current expansion, contraction and churn movements — with every assumption stated, not hidden.
Read-only by design: three steps, no write access, no ability to move money.
You create a restricted key in the Stripe Dashboard with read permissions on exactly the resources you want analyzed. Adaptrix can never create charges, refunds or payouts.
After the first sync, only new and changed objects are fetched. The semantic layer maps Stripe objects to finance terms — MRR, churn, net revenue — so metrics stay consistent.
Sync and analysis run on Adaptrix's sovereign EU infrastructure (on-premise planned for Enterprise Plus). Self-hosted open models run locally, so payment data never reaches a third-party AI API.
Payment and revenue data is among the most sensitive information a company holds. With Adaptrix it is analyzed by self-hosted open models on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure — sovereign by architecture, not just by contract.
How Adaptrix keeps AI analytics sovereign and off third-party AI clouds.
No. The connection uses a restricted API key with read-only permissions. Adaptrix cannot create charges, issue refunds, change subscriptions or trigger payouts.
Core resources such as charges, payment intents, subscriptions, invoices, disputes, refunds and balance transactions — limited to the permissions you grant on the restricted key.
No. The Stripe API does not expose full card numbers, and Adaptrix only reads the payment objects Stripe returns. Analysis runs on payment metadata, never on raw cardholder data.
Because revenue data is sensitive. Self-hosted open models answer questions about churn, MRR and net revenue without a single record going to a third-party AI provider.
Yes. Adaptrix joins Stripe with Shopify, CRMs, ERPs, databases and data warehouses through the semantic layer — so payments, orders and pipeline share one consistent definition of revenue.
See Adaptrix answer churn, MRR and net-revenue questions live — on a realistic data model, in your language.
Bring a real question from your business and watch a live answer — reasoning, sources and math included — or model what it saves you first.