Before starting the integration, make sure you have access to:

1. Create a new Azure Storage account.
2. Create a new Azure Storage container.
3. Access the Stripe Dashboard as an admin.

1. On the Storage accounts page, click + Create.
2. Choose a Subscription and Resource group.
3. Enter a Storage account name that’s unique across all storage accounts in Azure.

1. Choose a Region.

1. Choose a Performance level and Redundancy option.
2. Click Review + create.
3. Review your settings and click Create.
4. After creating the account, click Go to resource. Resource creation can take a moment.

1. Click Data storage > Containers.
2. Click + Container.
3. Choose a name for your container (for example, “stripe-data.”)
4. Make sure to disable anonymous access level (no anonymous access).
5. Click Create.

1. From within your Storage account, click Overview.
2. Stripe needs the Storage account name, Resource group, Subscription ID.
3. Stripe needs the Container name created from Data storage > Containers.
4. Stripe needs an Access Key located on Security + networking > Access keys.
5. Make sure the Storage account name is correct for the account you intend to provide Stripe access to.
6. Click Show on either key1 or key2, and use the copy to clipboard icon next to the key. Either key works, though rotating a key without updating Stripe’s copy can break your integration.

1. This beta requires approval for access, if you haven’t done so yet, fill out the beta form at the bottom of this page.
2. After you complete all of the steps above, you need to share your account details with the Data Pipeline team so we can manually onboard you to the beta.
3. Reach out to data-pipeline@stripe.com to receive instructions for securely sharing your account details.