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How do companies use Stone?

Popular, smart ways to use Stone every day

  • Every sale, payment or expense is recorded in your financial control automatically, keeping cash flow in sync with the operation.

  • When a payment is received, the amount is reconciled against the matching charge and cleared in your records, so the books balance with less effort and month-end digging disappears.

  • When a bill arrives by email or a form is filled out, a new supplier is registered with all the data filled in, automatically.

Possibilities with Stone on Pluga

Triggers and Actions of Stone

The trigger is the event that starts the flow with Stone, while the action is the task Pluga performs automatically on that app.

Trigger
Stone

Approved payment

Approved payment na Stone

Payment ID

Payment code

Status

Payment method

Amount (in cents)

Amount

Amount (formatted in BRL)

Currency

Gateway ID

Creation date

Creation date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Customer: ID

Customer: name

Customer: email

Customer: document

Customer: type

Customer: mobile phone (country code)

Customer: mobile phone (area code)

Customer: mobile phone (number)

Customer address: street

Customer address: number

Customer address: neighborhood

Customer address: complement

Customer address: city

Customer address: state

Customer address: zip code

Customer address: country

Order: ID

Order: code

Item codes (comma separated)

Item descriptions (comma separated)

Item quantities (comma separated)

Item unit prices in cents (comma separated)

Item description, price and quantity

Shipping (in cents)

Shipping address: street

Shipping address: number

Shipping address: neighborhood

Shipping address: complement

Shipping address: city

Shipping address: state

Shipping address: zip code

Shipping address: country

Card: installments

Card: brand

Card: holder name

Card: first 6 digits

Card: last 4 digits

Card: expiration month

Card: expiration year

Card: type

Acquirer: name

Acquirer: return code

Acquirer: message

Acquirer: NSU

Acquirer: TID

Acquirer: authorization code

Billing address: street

Billing address: number

Billing address: neighborhood

Billing address: complement

Billing address: city

Billing address: state

Billing address: zip code

Billing address: country

Pix: copy and paste code

Pix: QR code image link

Pix: expiration date

Boleto: link

Boleto: PDF link

Boleto: digitable line

Boleto: barcode image link

Boleto: Pix QR code image link

Boleto: 'nosso número'

Boleto: due date

Boleto: bank

Boleto: instructions

Payment date

Payment date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Paid amount (in cents)

Paid amount

Paid amount (formatted in BRL)

Pix: transaction identifier (E2E)

Pix: payer name

Pix: payer document (partial)

Pix: payer document type

Pix: payer bank

Pix: payer bank ISPB

Trigger
Stone

Created subscription

Created subscription in Stone

Subscription ID

Subscription code

Status

Payment method

Billing interval

Interval count

Billing type

Installments

Currency

Total amount (in cents)

Total amount

Total amount (formatted in BRL)

Creation date

Creation date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Start date

Start date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Next billing date

Next billing date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Current cycle: number

Current cycle: start

Current cycle: end

Current cycle: billing date

Customer: ID

Customer: name

Customer: email

Customer: document

Customer: type

Customer: mobile phone (country code)

Customer: mobile phone (area code)

Customer: mobile phone (number)

Customer address: street

Customer address: number

Customer address: neighborhood

Customer address: complement

Customer address: city

Customer address: state

Customer address: zip code

Customer address: country

Item IDs (comma separated)

Item descriptions (comma separated)

Item quantities (comma separated)

Item unit prices in cents (comma separated)

Item description, price and quantity

Card: brand

Card: holder name

Trigger
Stone

Declined payment

Declined payment in Stone

Payment ID

Payment code

Status

Payment method

Amount (in cents)

Amount

Amount (formatted in BRL)

Currency

Gateway ID

Creation date

Creation date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Customer: ID

Customer: name

Customer: email

Customer: document

Customer: type

Customer: mobile phone (country code)

Customer: mobile phone (area code)

Customer: mobile phone (number)

Customer address: street

Customer address: number

Customer address: neighborhood

Customer address: complement

Customer address: city

Customer address: state

Customer address: zip code

Customer address: country

Order: ID

Order: code

Item codes (comma separated)

Item descriptions (comma separated)

Item quantities (comma separated)

Item unit prices in cents (comma separated)

Item description, price and quantity

Shipping (in cents)

Shipping address: street

Shipping address: number

Shipping address: neighborhood

Shipping address: complement

Shipping address: city

Shipping address: state

Shipping address: zip code

Shipping address: country

Card: installments

Card: brand

Card: holder name

Card: first 6 digits

Card: last 4 digits

Card: expiration month

Card: expiration year

Card: type

Acquirer: name

Acquirer: return code

Acquirer: message

Acquirer: NSU

Acquirer: TID

Acquirer: authorization code

Billing address: street

Billing address: number

Billing address: neighborhood

Billing address: complement

Billing address: city

Billing address: state

Billing address: zip code

Billing address: country

Pix: copy and paste code

Pix: QR code image link

Pix: expiration date

Boleto: link

Boleto: PDF link

Boleto: digitable line

Boleto: barcode image link

Boleto: Pix QR code image link

Boleto: 'nosso número'

Boleto: due date

Boleto: bank

Boleto: instructions

Refusal reason

Transaction status

Antifraud: status

Antifraud: score

Trigger
Stone

Refunded payment

Refunded payment in Stone

Payment ID

Payment code

Status

Payment method

Amount (in cents)

Amount

Amount (formatted in BRL)

Currency

Gateway ID

Creation date

Creation date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Customer: ID

Customer: name

Customer: email

Customer: document

Customer: type

Customer: mobile phone (country code)

Customer: mobile phone (area code)

Customer: mobile phone (number)

Customer address: street

Customer address: number

Customer address: neighborhood

Customer address: complement

Customer address: city

Customer address: state

Customer address: zip code

Customer address: country

Order: ID

Order: code

Item codes (comma separated)

Item descriptions (comma separated)

Item quantities (comma separated)

Item unit prices in cents (comma separated)

Item description, price and quantity

Shipping (in cents)

Shipping address: street

Shipping address: number

Shipping address: neighborhood

Shipping address: complement

Shipping address: city

Shipping address: state

Shipping address: zip code

Shipping address: country

Card: installments

Card: brand

Card: holder name

Card: first 6 digits

Card: last 4 digits

Card: expiration month

Card: expiration year

Card: type

Acquirer: name

Acquirer: return code

Acquirer: message

Acquirer: NSU

Acquirer: TID

Acquirer: authorization code

Billing address: street

Billing address: number

Billing address: neighborhood

Billing address: complement

Billing address: city

Billing address: state

Billing address: zip code

Billing address: country

Pix: copy and paste code

Pix: QR code image link

Pix: expiration date

Boleto: link

Boleto: PDF link

Boleto: digitable line

Boleto: barcode image link

Boleto: Pix QR code image link

Boleto: 'nosso número'

Boleto: due date

Boleto: bank

Boleto: instructions

Payment date

Payment date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Paid amount (in cents)

Paid amount

Paid amount (formatted in BRL)

Pix: transaction identifier (E2E)

Pix: payer name

Pix: payer document (partial)

Pix: payer document type

Pix: payer bank

Pix: payer bank ISPB

Refund date

Refund date (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)

Refunded amount (in cents)

Refunded amount

Refunded amount (formatted in BRL)

Action
Stone

Create/update client

Create/update client in Stone

Customer name Required

Customer email Required

Customer CPF/CNPJ

Gender

Birthdate

Mobile phone: country code

Mobile phone: area code

Mobile phone: number

Address: street

Address: number

Address: neighborhood

Address: complement

Address: zip code

Address: city

Address: state

Address: country

How to use Stone on Pluga

Boost Stone in your workflow

With Pluga, you connect Stone to one (or more!) apps to build anything from the simplest integration to the most advanced flows, with several layers of logic.

  • Basic 1

    Pick the source app and the trigger

    Choose which app starts the automation and which event works as the trigger. For example, "Approved payment na Stone".

  • Basic 2

    Set the destinations and the actions

    Select the apps that make up the flow with Stone and what Pluga should run automatically at each step.

  • Basic 3

    Map the information

    Point out, visually, which data from the source app should fill in each field of the destination action.

  • Intermediate

    Only move forward when it makes sense

    Set "AND" or "OR" conditions so the automation only runs in the cases that matter

  • Intermediate

    Pause the flow for as long as you need

    Set the automation to wait minutes, hours or days and resume the next action on its own

    Explore
  • Intermediate

    Standardize data across apps

    Adjust dates, numbers and characters to the format the next app expects to receive

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Send data in several directions

    Route each piece of data down the right path within a single flow, according to specific conditions

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Add a code block

    Run JavaScript or Python in the middle of the automation to transform data before the next step

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Create loops

    Take lists of items, go through each row and run the same action for every one of them

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Use generative AI

    Send data to an AI assistant or agent and use the response in the next step

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Connect to (almost) any app

    Send and receive data through a dedicated URL, and connect to apps that are not integrated with Pluga

    Explore
  • Advanced

    Requests to external APIs

    Query or send data to any external API inside your automation

    Explore
Stone

Stone

Accounting

Connect Stone to 135+ apps with Pluga and turn your work into a productive machine. Automate income and expense entries, settle receipts as soon as payment clears and keep payables and receivables current — without spending hours closing the month by hand.

See more integrations with accounting Visit Stone

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know to get started with Stone on Pluga.

  • With Pluga, you can connect the app Stone with over 135 other software platforms and automate various business processes and tasks. Just follow these steps:


    • 1. Log in or sign up (for free) at Pluga and click on “Create Automation”;
    • 2. Select the source app and trigger;
    • 3. Connect the app;
    • 4. Select the destination app and action;
    • 5. Connect the app account;
    • 6. Make the necessary adjustments, specifying which data will be sent from one app to another.

  • At Pluga, you can create up to 3 automations with the free plan. Additionally, you have the option to try all features for 7 days at no cost to create automations between Stone and other apps.

    We also offer three other plans, with prices ranging from $17 to $71 per month, which include premium automations and features, as well as a higher volume of events and automations. For companies with specific needs, we have the Enterprise plan, designed to offer customized solutions beyond the resources available in other plans.

    Check out Pluga's pricing page for more details.

  • The number of automations between Stone and other apps on Pluga will depend on the chosen plan.

  • No. Pluga is an intuitive platform that allows the creation of automations between Stone and other apps without any technical knowledge required.

  • Automating Stone with other apps allows you to boost various activities (such as marketing, sales, customer service, and internal communication) and eliminate potential human errors.

  • No, Pluga is not affiliated with or created by Stone. Generally, Pluga accesses the documentation provided by Stone and independently develops the available integrations. Any mentions of Pluga on the Stone website are strictly voluntary collaborations. Pluga remains solely responsible for the maintenance and support of its automation services.