Accepting Payments in Streamline Using Stripe Payment Links

Overview

Streamline does not have a native payment integration. However, you can still collect payments from customers as part of a Streamline workflow by redirecting them to a Stripe Payment Link — a Stripe-hosted checkout page.

This is available today and does not require any special setup on Streamline's end beyond adding a redirect step.

How it works

1. A customer completes a step in Streamline (for example, a form or session).
2. Instead of collecting card details in Streamline, the workflow redirects the customer to a Stripe Payment Link URL.
3. The customer enters their card details on Stripe's own hosted page.
4. Stripe processes the payment and handles all card data directly.
5. Stripe redirects the customer back with a confirmation once payment is complete.

Because the entire payment step happens on Stripe's page, the customer's card data never touches Streamline. Streamline only receives a confirmation that the payment succeeded.

Why we don't collect card numbers directly on forms

Streamline intentionally does not support card number fields on forms. Handling raw card data brings significant PCI compliance obligations. Redirecting to a Stripe-hosted payment page avoids this entirely, since Stripe — not Streamline — is the party handling and securing the cardholder data.

Setting this up

1. Create a Payment Link in Stripe. In your Stripe dashboard, create a Payment Link for the product, service, or amount you want to charge.
2. Copy the Payment Link URL.
3. Add a redirect step in your Streamline workflow that sends the customer to that Stripe Payment Link URL at the appropriate point in the process.
4. Confirm the redirect back. After payment, Stripe will redirect the customer back, giving you a confirmation that the transaction went through.

Key things to know

• This is not a native integration. Streamline itself never processes or stores payments — it only redirects to and receives confirmation from Stripe.
• No card data touches Streamline. All sensitive payment data is entered and handled entirely on Stripe's hosted page.
• This is available now. No feature flag or upcoming release is required — it can be set up today using a standard redirect.