In order to accept online payments through Stripe with your Eventsquid account, you will need to connect your existing Stripe account. If you need to establish a Stripe account, visit Stripe.
Connecting Your Stripe Account
Connecting your Stripe account is very easy.
We recommend that you 1) sign into your Stripe account in a browser tab and 2) sign into Eventsquid in another tab in the same browser.
In Eventsquid, from your main dashboard, click the MANAGE ORGANIZATION tab and click on Payment Processing.
Click the green ADD button, select Stripe and give the account a nickname (e.g., Stripe Corporate, etc) and click ADD.
Click the green CONTINUE button and you will be able to choose the Stripe account you want to connect.
If you are not already signed into Stripe, you will see a SMALL message in the upper right "Already have a Stripe account? Sign in". Sign into Stripe.
Choose Connect!
Go back to the Eventsquid tab and click REFRESH PROCESSOR and you are connected.
Testing Your Stripe Connection
Once your account is connected, there isn't a need to test it but you can certainly do so to see how the transaction data appears in Stripe.
In Eventsquid, from your main dashboard, click the MANAGE ORGANIZATION tab and click on Payment Processing.
Click MANAGE next to your Stripe account. Make sure Stripe is your Default processor.
Next to Activation, click DISABLED then click Update Processor.
You can set up a test event in Eventsquid or use an existing event. Be sure you have a priced item to choose from (Event Builder > Registration tab > Registration Items) and pay online using Stripe is activated (Event Builder > Activate & Publish tab > Activation & Payment).
Register as normal and choose Pay Online at the end of the process. You will see "Test Mode" in the upper right. You will need to complete the transaction using a Stripe Test Credit Card.
After completion, you can see the transaction in your Stripe account by clicking on "view test data".
Set your processor back to LIVE and click update processor to take live transactions.