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Expected Recurly data

Here’s a sample of the raw Recurly data that Stitch will replicate to your analytics warehouse:

Accounts

The Accounts table includes comprehensive customer account info such as the account code, billing info URL, subscription URL, state (status), username, email, contact information, tax info, creation info, and more.

Table name:recurly_accounts

Invoices

The Invoices table contains invoice data, including the invoice state (ex: pending), ID, account info, contact info, tax info, and creation info.

Table name:recurly_invoices

Plans

This table houses the data relating to each of your Plans. Attributes include the plan code, name, description, interval length and unit, trial interval length and unit, total billing cycles, accounting code, tax info, setup fee, and creation info.

Table name:recurly_plans

Subscriptions

The Subscriptions table is a record of all your subscriptions. Attributes in this table include the plan code, name, ID, state (status), currency, activation date, cancellation and expiration info, trial info, tax info, and add-on info.

Table name:recurly_subscriptions

Transactions

The Transaction table includes account transaction information. Columns include the account and account details, invoice, and subscription info, transaction amount, currency, status, payment method, source, refundable, IP address, and creation info.

Table name:recurly_transactions

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Learn more about syncing Recurly data

Documentation

Detailed documentation on how to start syncing Recurly data.

Recurly Documentation

Manual Instructions

How to extract data from Recurly and load it to Microsoft SQL Server manually.

Recurly and load it to Microsoft SQL Server manually.

Jumpstart your Recurly analytics with reusable blocks

dbt packages can speed up your work

Once you replicate your Recurly data with Stitch, you can use it in many ways. For example, you can use the data modeling and transformation tool dbt to prepare data for reporting, analytics, or machine learning applications.

Dbt has prebuilt packages for many Stitch data sources, including Recurly. Here’s a look at code for modeling Recurly data. This particular block of code prepares your Recurly invoice line items for further analysis.

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select
    --ids
    adjustment__uuid as id,
    nullif(adjustment__original_adjustment_uuid,'') as original_adjustment_id,
    coalesce(adjustment__invoice_href::bigint,_sdc_source_key_invoice_number)
        as invoice_id,
    nullif(adjustment__subscription_href,'') as subscription_id,
    nullif(adjustment__account_href,'') as account_id,
    --dates
    nullif(adjustment__created_at,'')::timestamp as created_at,
    nullif(adjustment__start_date,'')::timestamp as start_date,
    nullif(adjustment__end_date,'')::timestamp as end_date,
    nullif(adjustment__state,'') as state,
    adjustment__total_in_cents/100.0 as total,
    adjustment__unit_amount_in_cents/100.0 as unit_amount,
    adjustment__tax_in_cents/100.0 as tax,
    adjustment__taxable as is_taxable,
    adjustment__discount_in_cents/100.0 as discount,
    nullif(adjustment__origin,'') as origin,
    nullif(adjustment__description,'') as description,
    nullif(adjustment__currency,'') as currency,
    nullif(adjustment__product_code,'') as plan_code,
    adjustment__quantity as quantity,
    adjustment__quantity_remaining as quantity_remaining,
    nullif(adjustment__revenue_schedule_type,'') as revenue_schedule_type,
    nullif(adjustment__updated_at,'')::timestamp as updated_at
from
    {{var('invoices_line_items_table')}}

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