Stripe Connector for Salesforce Platform AgnosticInvocable Example
This guide hands you actionable code examples, showing you step-by-step how to create Stripe customers and payment intents directly within Salesforce. If you’re a Salesforce administrator, a developer, or simply someone aiming to link Stripe and Salesforce for smooth data flow and transaction handling, you’ve come to the right place.
The examples here leverage custom Apex classes to enable generic, agnostic calls to Stripe’s RESTful API. These examples come in handy if you aim to establish a layer of abstraction between your Salesforce platform and the Stripe API, making your system more flexible and easier to manage.
Create a Customer in Stripe![](https://b.stripecdn.com/docs-statics-srv/assets/fcc3a1c24df6fcffface6110ca4963de.svg)
The following code example creates a Stripe Customer with a name
, email
, and metadata
set.
// Step 1: Create an instance of the stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters class. This class is used to set the parameters for the Stripe API call. stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters parameters = new stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters(); // Step 2: Set the HTTP method to 'POST' as you are creating a new customer. parameters.method = 'POST'; // Step 3: Set the endpoint to '/v1/customers'. This is the Stripe API endpoint for creating a new customer. parameters.endpoint = '/v1/customers'; //Step 4: Set the Stripe Account ID from Salesforce and set it to the accountId field of the parameters object. parameters.accountId = 'a028B0000029RhlQAE'; //Step 5: Set the request body with the customer details. List<String> postCustomerParameters = new List<String>{ 'email=' + 'customerEmail@example.com', 'name=' + 'Tim Smith', 'metadata[AccountId]=' + 'abc123' }; parameters.requestBody = String.join(postCustomerParameters, '&'); //Step 6: Add the parameters object to a list and call the callStripeEndpoint method of the stripeGC.AgnosticInvocable class. List<stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters> paramsCollection = new List<stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters>{ parameters }; List<String> results = stripeGC.AgnosticInvocable.callStripeEndpoint(paramsCollection); //Step 7: The callStripeEndpoint method will return a list of strings. If the customer was created successfully, the first string in the list will be the ID of the new customer. System.debug(results[0]);
Create a PaymentIntent![](https://b.stripecdn.com/docs-statics-srv/assets/fcc3a1c24df6fcffface6110ca4963de.svg)
This code example creates a paymentIntent in Stripe.
public class stripePayment { @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true) public static String paymentIntent(String StripeAccountID, String amount, String stripecurrency, String orderID, String onBehalfOf, String customerId) { // Create Call for invocable stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters parameters = new stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters(); // Add HTTP Method parameters.method = 'POST'; // Add endpoint parameters.endpoint = '/v1/payment_intents'; // Get the Stripe Account ID from Salesforce // This assumes you already have the Stripe Account ID and will pass it in as a parameter // Alternately, you could use a SOQL query to obtain the Stripe Account ID as per previous examples parameters.accountId = StripeAccountID; parameters.connectAccount = onBehalfOf; // Prepare the request body List<String> postPaymentIntentParameters = new List<String>{ 'amount=' + amount, // Pass in the amount to be charged for this payment intent in the minimum currency unit (for example, cents for USD) 'currency=' + stripecurrency, // Pass in the currency for this payment intent (for example, 'usd' for USD) 'customer=' + customerId, // Pass in customer to payment intent 'automatic_payment_methods[enabled]=true', //Turning on automatic payment methods 'metadata[order_id]=' + orderID }; parameters.requestBody = String.join(postPaymentIntentParameters, '&'); List<stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters> paramsCollection = new List<stripeGC.RawInvocableParameters>{ parameters }; List<String> results = stripeGC.AgnosticInvocable.callStripeEndpoint(paramsCollection); return (results != null && results.size() > 0) ? results[0] : null; } }