Why the Stripe integration matters
Our Stripe integration allows you to collect payments through credit card or ACH in Salesbricks, then move the money to your existing payout accounts. To make this work, Salesbricks creates a connected account under your parent Stripe account. This gives us the permissions needed to manage your Salesbricks transactions — without access to the rest of your primary Stripe account. Salesbricks leverages Stripe solely to collect payment; it does not use Stripe’s subscription or invoicing functionalities. When a credit card or ACH payment needs to be processed, Salesbricks handles all of the logic around subscription, billing frequency, and payment terms, and creates a Customer object within Stripe only.Connecting Stripe to Salesbricks (~10-20 mins)
The first few steps happen inside Salesbricks and take just a couple of clicks.The remaining steps happen on Stripe’s side, where Stripe verifies your business before it can process payments. Stripe’s onboarding screens vary by country and business type, so what you see may differ from the examples below.
Step 1: In Salesbricks
In Salesbricks, navigate to Settings -> Integrations, and click Connect on the Stripe card.

Step 2: On Stripe
You’re now on Stripe. The steps below are part of Stripe’s standard account verification — the same process Stripe requires of any business that collects payments. The number of fields depends on your country and business type.
If you’ve already set up a Stripe account, you may be able to reuse those details. Otherwise, select Create a new account/business and click Continue.Otherwise, If you already have a business created in Stripe but don’t see the option listed, you may not have administrative permissions within Stripe to perform the integration for that account (see “Troubleshooting”).If you are still not able to see your saved details after troubleshooting, you can create a connected account as if it were a new business. It will still link to your primary Stripe account, but you will need to fill in business details from scratch.

Complete Stripe’s business verification. If you selected an existing business, you’ll mostly review and confirm pre-filled details. If you’re creating a new business, Stripe will walk you through several screens to collect:
- Business details — legal entity type, business name, address, and tax ID / EIN
- Bank account — where Stripe deposits your payouts
- Representative & ownership — Identity details for an authorized representative and any business owners
- Public details — statement descriptor and a support contact your customers will see




