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Stripe to Criteo

Forward every Stripe event to Criteo server-side, resolved to a person against a 750M+ device graph — with restored click IDs, deduplicated conversions and delivery you can audit.

What changes

What changes when Stripe feeds Criteo.

Server-side delivery

Events reach Criteo through its server API, not the browser — so ad blockers, ITP and consent banners don’t cost you conversions.

Identity-resolved events

Every event sent to Criteo carries a resolved customer, matched against a 750M+ device graph.

Every event, server-side

Storefront and checkout events are captured from Stripe on the server, independent of the browser.

One setup, every destination

Connect Stripe once and forward to every ad platform, email tool and warehouse you run.

What actually moves

What Stripe carries, and what Criteo needs.

Stripe and Criteo describe a customer with different vocabularies. This is the mapping Upstack applies on the way through — the left column is what Stripe can put on an event, the right is what Criteo can actually use.

Stripe sends

payment_intent / charge_id
the settled payment, not the attempt
email / phone
customer contact from the payment method
customer_id
Stripe customer record, where one exists
line_items / price_id
what was bought, including subscription items
amount / currency / refunded
the amount that actually settled
customer_type
new or returning, resolved before send

Criteo receives

hashed email
match the buyer for suppression and matching
criteo_click_id
credit the click
event_id
dedupe against the OneTag
value / currency
value-based bidding
product ids
suppress the exact items already bought

Delivery you can audit

How you know it is working.

Ad platforms accept almost anything and tell you very little. These controls exist so you can see what was sent and what was accepted, rather than inferring it from a reporting gap.

  • Per-event inspection

    Every conversion is inspectable from the moment it fires to the moment the platform confirms it.
  • Deduplication

    Browser and server copies of the same purchase collapse on event ID, so nothing is counted twice.
  • Bot and fraud filtering

    Automated traffic never reaches the model, because what you keep out of the training set matters as much as what goes in.

Where to check in Criteo

Criteo Management CenterAssetsEvents. The event log shows server-side arrivals and the identifiers they carried.

Get Stripe talking to Criteo.

A 15-minute walkthrough of this connector on your own account.