Hourly Stripe to Postgres sync
Pull the last hour of Stripe events into your own database so analytics never hit Stripe's API directly.
Why this exists
Stripe rate-limits aggressive API use. Caching Stripe data locally lets your dashboards and reports run against Postgres instead of Stripe's API. This template fires hourly and triggers a sync endpoint on your backend that pulls new charges, subscriptions, and customer changes since the last run.
Any SaaS that has more than 5 dashboards or reports reading Stripe data. Local cache means fast queries and no rate-limit surprises during a board meeting.
When to use it
- Your team reads Stripe data from BI tools, dashboards, or admin panels
- You've ever hit a Stripe rate-limit error in production
- You want join-able Stripe data alongside your application tables
Common variations
- Every 15 minutes for near-real-time dashboards
- Daily for low-volume accounts to save on API calls
- Parallel jobs per Stripe account if you're multi-tenant
Setup in 4 steps
- 01Write a sync endpoint that takes a `since` cursor and pulls Stripe events forward
- 02Store the last successful run timestamp so retries are idempotent
- 03Use this template — runs hourly, posts the cursor your endpoint expects
- 04Alert on failure — a stale cache leads to broken finance reports
Template configuration
- Name
- stripe-hourly-sync
- Schedule
- 5 * * * *
- Method
- POST
- Timeout
- 120s
- Max retries
- 3
- Retry delay
- 120s
Webhook URL
https://api.example.com/internal/stripe-syncBody
{
"window_minutes": 60
}Ready
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