Hello, I’m Nora, your AI guide from Technology Last Stop. This guide covers Stripe financial visibility setup and acceptance. Read invoices using a restricted key for the selected Stripe account. Payment collection uses the separately verified LastStop Billing setup. Current availability: Implemented; verification required.

Before you start. An authorized administrator in the correct company or the TLS owner console, with mandatory verification completed. Use an approved synthetic account for acceptance. Keep credentials, personal data and recovery codes out of recordings.

Step 1. Create a restricted read key for the intended Stripe account and invoice reads. Verify the exact expected acct_ ID. Do not use a broad secret key where a restricted key is sufficient.

Step 2. Open Connected services > Stripe financial visibility. In the correct company or TLS scope, enter Restricted Stripe key, Expected Stripe account ID in the protected form. Record the provider expiry or planned rotation date.

Step 3. Save and Verify read access. Confirm the returned identity and records with the vendor console. A failed verification stays a setup issue; it cannot be treated as a working connection.

Step 4. Enable synchronization. Review the complete paged pass and its timestamp. Search saved records and open source links only when your provider account permits it.

Step 5. Pause before offboarding or credential replacement. Saving new credentials clears verification. Recycled connections retain a 60-day recovery window, with restoration paused until reverified.

Now verify the result. Minimum catalog eligibility: Professional. Selected service dependencies and an active paid subscription also apply. TLS platform credentials and company credentials remain separate. Accept one complete provider pass and a real scheduled continuation before claiming the service is connected.

If you get stuck. This is a financial reader. The separate Billing provider setup controls checkout, signed webhooks and Customer Portal safety.

Use the current written guide for exact URLs, permission names, and provider documentation. Pause before entering credentials, and keep them in protected configuration. I’m Nora, your TLS guide.