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The Biqli Stripe App connects one Stripe account and environment to one Biqli workspace. After your website registers an attributed Stripe Checkout Session, the app turns supported Stripe events into Biqli trials, sales, renewals, and refunds. The managed app does not require you to copy a Stripe secret key into Biqli. Stripe grants the app read-only access to the payment resources it needs, and Biqli uses signed events to process conversions.

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Before you connect

You need all of the following:
  • owner access to the Biqli workspace;
  • permission to install and authorize apps in the Stripe account;
  • conversion tracking enabled in that workspace;
  • at least one allowed website hostname and an active Biqli publishable key;
  • the Biqli browser SDK on the website that starts Stripe Checkout;
  • a conversion-enabled Biqli link for the campaign you want to test.
A Stripe administrator installs and connects the app. A Biqli workspace owner manages or disconnects the workspace authorization.

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Install and connect

1

Open the official install link

In Biqli, open Workspace settings → Integrations → Stripe and select Enable. Use only the install link shown by Biqli.
2

Choose the intended Stripe environment

Confirm the Stripe account and whether you are installing in live mode, test mode, or a sandbox. These environments are isolated from one another.
3

Review Stripe permissions

Stripe shows read-only access for account information, Checkout Sessions, invoices, subscriptions, events, and charges and refunds. Install the app only if the displayed app is Biqli by Biqli LLC.
4

Connect a Biqli workspace

Open Biqli from the Stripe sidebar and select Connect Biqli workspace. Sign in to Biqli if needed, review the authorization screen, choose the workspace, and approve access.
5

Confirm both sides

Stripe should show Connected, the chosen workspace, the Stripe account name, and the current environment. In Biqli, the Stripe integration action changes from Enable to Manage.
If Biqli asks for an email verification code after you sign in from a new browser or private window, enter the code. Biqli returns you to the pending authorization request. If the browser discarded the private session, reopen Connect Biqli workspace from Stripe and approve the same workspace.

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Understand the permissions

The app requests only the Stripe resources used by the conversion pipeline: These permissions are read-only. Biqli does not create charges, issue refunds, change subscriptions, or transfer money.

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Environment rules

Treat every Stripe environment as a separate connection: A cs_test_... Checkout Session cannot be registered against a live connection. A cs_live_... session cannot be registered against a test or sandbox connection. One Stripe account in one environment can have only one active Biqli workspace connection. A workspace can list multiple Stripe connections when you intentionally connect different accounts or environments.

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Manage an existing connection

Open Workspace settings → Integrations → Stripe and select Manage. Biqli shows each active connection, including:
  • Stripe account name and masked account identifier;
  • live, test, or sandbox mode;
  • who connected it;
  • the most recent event or connection time.
Workspace members can see that Stripe is connected. Only the workspace owner can disconnect it.

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Disconnect versus uninstall

These actions have different effects:
  • Disconnect in Biqli revokes the app’s authorization for that workspace and stops new Stripe attribution for that connection. Existing clicks, customers, leads, sales, and refund records remain in reports.
  • Uninstall in Stripe removes the app from the Stripe account. Use Stripe’s app settings when you no longer want the app installed.
For a complete removal, disconnect in Biqli and uninstall in Stripe. If Stripe sends a deauthorization event first, Biqli also revokes the workspace mapping automatically.

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Next steps

Connecting the app alone does not create conversions. Your site must preserve the Biqli click and register each Stripe Checkout Session before redirecting the customer.