Connect Xero Accounting to Stripe

Adds line items to an existing sales invoice. See the docs here

Gets bank statements for the specified bank account.

Create a new bank transaction See the documentation

Creates a new bill (Accounts Payable)See the docs here

Creates a new credit note.

Creates a new employee.

Creates a new note adding it to a document.

Creates a new item.

Creates a new contact or updates a contact if a contact already exists. See the docs here

Creates a new contact or updates if the contact exists.

Creates a new payment

Creates a new purchase bill.

Creates a new sales invoice. See the documentation

Create a new tracking category See the documentation.

Delete a tracking category by ID See the documentation.

Delete a tracking category option by ID See the documentation.

Downloads an invoice as pdf file. File will be placed at the action's associated workflow temporary folder.

Triggers the email of a sales invoice out of Xero.

Finds a contact by name or account number. Optionally, create one if none are found. See the docs here

Finds an invoice by number or reference.See the docs here

Finds a contact by name or email address. Optionally, create one if none are found. See the docs here

Gets the balances and cash movements for each bank account.

Gets details of a contact.

Gets the history of changes to a single existing document.

Cancel a PaymentIntent. See the documentation.

Cancel a pending payout or reverse a paid payout. See the documentation here and here

Cancel a subscription. See the documentation

Capture the funds of an existing uncaptured payment intent. See the documentation.

Confirm that your customer intends to pay with current or provided payment method. See the documentation.

Create a customer. See the documentation.

Create a payment intent. See the documentation.

Create a payout. See the documentation.

Create a refund. See the documentation.

With metered billing, you charge your customers based on their consumption of your service during the billing cycle, instead of explicitly setting quantities. Use this action to create a usage record for metered billing. See the docs for more information

Creates a billing meter. See the documentation.

Create an invoice. See the documentation.

Add a line item to an invoice. See the documentation.

Creates a new price for an existing product. The price can be recurring or one-time. See the documentation

Creates a new product object in Stripe. See the documentation.

Create a subscription. See the documentation.

Delete a customer. See the documentation.

Delete a line item from an invoice. See the documentation.

Delete a draft invoice, or void a non-draft or subscription invoice. See the documentation.

Finalize a draft invoice. See the documentation.

List all balance transactions. By default returns an array of transaction objects (auto-paginated up to Limit). Set Return Pagination Info to true to instead receive { data, has_more, next_starting_after } for a single Stripe page (max 100 per call) — pass next_starting_after as Starting After on the next call to iterate. See the documentation.

Find or list customers. By default returns an array of customer objects (auto-paginated up to Limit). Set Return Pagination Info to true to instead receive { data, has_more, next_starting_after } for a single Stripe page (max 100 per call) — pass next_starting_after as Starting After on the next call to iterate. See the documentation.

Find or list invoices. By default returns an array of invoice objects (auto-paginated up to Limit). Set Return Pagination Info to true to instead receive { data, has_more, next_starting_after } for a single Stripe page (max 100 per call) — pass next_starting_after as Starting After on the next call to iterate. See the documentation.

Retrieves a list of payment intents that were previously created. By default returns an array of payment intent objects (auto-paginated up to Limit). Set Return Pagination Info to true to instead receive { data, has_more, next_starting_after } for a single Stripe page (max 100 per call) — pass next_starting_after as Starting After on the next call to iterate. See the documentation.