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Next generation Data Pipelines continuously stream your Stripe data to a Postgres database. When any data changes in your Stripe account (for example, a new payment, a subscription update, or a customer change), the updated information appears in your Postgres database in real time.

Because the data schema is a direct mapping to the public Stripe API, you can reference the API documentation to understand the structure and fields available in your synced data.

Unlike webhooks, which deliver event notifications for individual changes and require you to build and maintain your own data store, next generation Data Pipeline maintains a continuously synchronized copy of all your Stripe data in your Postgres database. This means you can query your complete Stripe dataset without writing event handlers or managing state.

Data availability

Data pipelines can include everything in the public Stripe API that supports a list endpoint. This means:

• All listable resources are available: charges, customers, subscriptions, payment intents, invoices, and so on.
• Resources that return a single object rather than a list aren’t available. For example, Balance is a single object and can’t be synced.
• Next generation Data Pipelines only include data available through the public API.

You control which tables to sync. You can enable or disable syncing for individual tables at any time through the Dashboard.

Compare Data Pipeline versions

Use the following table to understand the differences between Data Pipeline and next generation Data Pipeline.