Is my Stripe export uploaded anywhere?
No. Your browser reads and summarizes the file in this tab. ChargeBell never receives it, nothing stores it, and analytics don't see it. Closing or reloading the page clears it.
Turn a Stripe CSV export into a Slack report. Drop in the balance activity CSV and copy a message with payments, refunds, fees, and net activity by currency.
Your file stays in this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Add your export or try the sample data to see the summary and a Slack message you can copy.
No. Your browser reads and summarizes the file in this tab. ChargeBell never receives it, nothing stores it, and analytics don't see it. Closing or reloading the page clears it.
It supports one Stripe CSV, the itemized Balance change from activity report. You download it from the Balance report in the Stripe Dashboard. Other exports use different columns and units, so the tool lists the missing columns instead of guessing.
No. It summarizes payment activity in your Stripe balance. That covers payments collected, refunds, disputes, fees, and other adjustments. It is not accounting revenue. It also won't match your bank deposits, because Stripe reports payouts separately.
Each row belongs to the currency it settled in. Adding a EUR total to a USD total would need an exchange rate the export does not contain, so each currency gets its own summary.
The report lists them under their Stripe category name and counts them toward net activity. The summary always adds up to the file's net column.
Yes, without a CSV. ChargeBell connects to Stripe with read-only access and posts payment alerts and daily or weekly digests to the Slack channels you choose.
Sources: Stripe balance summary report and Stripe reporting categories.
Reviewed September 25, 2026.