Stripe and Monday.com: Churn-Risk Pipeline Template

On a schedule, this Spojit template finds Stripe subscriptions with recent failed payments, rates each one for churn risk, and creates a Monday.com item so your retention team can step in before the customer leaves.

What It Builds

A Schedule trigger runs the workflow on a cron you set. A Stripe Connector node pulls subscriptions with recent failed or unpaid invoices. An Agent-mode Connector node reads each account's payment history and assigns a churn-risk score with a short reason, and a Monday.com Connector node creates an item on your retention board for every at-risk customer.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Every morning, find Stripe subscriptions that have had a failed or unpaid invoice in the last 7 days. For each one, have an agent rate the churn risk from low to high with a one-line reason based on the payment history, then create an item on my Monday.com "Retention" board with the customer name, email, amount at risk, risk level, and reason.

Connectors Used

Schedule trigger - runs the pipeline on the cron and time zone you choose.
Stripe - lists subscriptions and reads invoice and payment history.
Monday.com - creates an item per at-risk customer on your retention board.

Customize It

Change the lookback window (7 days), the schedule, or the board name to match your setup. You can add fields to the Monday.com item (plan tier, lifetime value) or tighten the rule so only high-risk accounts create an item and the rest are logged.

Tips

Use a Stripe API key scoped to read subscriptions and invoices; the create step only needs Monday.com write access.
The risk-rating step uses Agent mode; add a Response Schema if you want the score and reason returned as clean structured fields for the Monday.com columns.
Add a Condition node before the create step to skip customers who already churned or paused.