Connect Stripe and an approved commission run becomes money in your partners' accounts. Authorise, choose the scopes, and every payout stays traceable back to the deal that earned it.
Open Airstride's App Centre, select Stripe and authorise. The connect screen lists every scope before you grant it, and the write access it asks for is deliberately narrow: sending approved commission to connected partner accounts.
A run collects every deal that reached a won stage in the period and prices each one against the tier its partner held at the time. You get a list with the working shown: partner, tier, rate, amount.
Then it stops. Nothing is transferred and nothing is posted until someone with approval rights releases the run, and the approval is recorded against it. That gate is the difference between automation you can defend in an audit and automation you cannot.
Airstride checks your available balance first, then sends each partner their commission to the account they onboarded themselves. Transfers are grouped under the run, so a payout can always be traced back to the deals that earned it.
A partner who has not finished Stripe onboarding is skipped and reported rather than failing the batch. You pay everyone who can be paid and get told precisely who could not, which is the behaviour that stops one incomplete profile holding up a whole quarter.
Paying partners is where programs lose trust, so the guard rails matter more than the automation.
Beyond the Stripe connection, Airstride handles your full setup within 24 hours of signup: partner data migrated with tiers and history, collateral connected, the portal white-labelled to your brand, SSO configured, the Partner Activation Agent trained, and your partners invited.
No. A commission run is calculated and then held. Nothing is transferred until someone with approval rights releases it, and the approval is recorded against the run.
Through Stripe Connect onboarding, which they complete themselves from your portal. Airstride can see whether a partner has onboarded and whether their payouts are enabled, so a run never sends money at an account that cannot receive it.
The run stops before any transfer is made rather than paying some partners and failing on others. Airstride checks your available balance as part of the run, so the failure is caught while it is still a warning.
Yes. Every transfer carries the commission run and the source deal, so a payout can be traced back to the deals that earned it without anyone rebuilding the calculation from exports.
Whichever your Stripe account is enabled for. The payout currency is part of the mapping, so a partner is paid in the currency their connected account expects.
The tier each partner holds. Rates are attached to the rungs of your tier ladder, and a run prices against the tier the partner held when the deal closed. See invite partners and set what they see for how the ladder is built.
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