Adyen

The Adyen connector can sync data via AWS S3. To integrate Adyen with Weld via Amazon S3, you'll first need to export your transaction and payment data from Adyen to an S3 bucket. Once your data is in S3, you can then connect Weld to this bucket to access and analyze your Adyen data.

🔧 Setup Guide Adyen

Step 1: Export Data from Adyen to Amazon S3

Adyen provides an option to export raw payment and transaction data to an Amazon S3 bucket, allowing for centralized storage and advanced analytics. Follow these steps to set up the integration:

1. Create an S3 Bucket
   Log in to your AWS Management Console, navigate to S3, and create a new bucket in your preferred region to store Adyen data.

2. Configure Bucket Policy
   To allow Adyen to write data to your S3 bucket, you need to update the bucket policy. Grant Adyen's IAM role permission to write (s3:PutObject) to a designated folder (e.g., adyen-exports/*). Ensure the policy includes the correct ARN for Adyen’s IAM role and your bucket.

3. Enable Adyen Data Export to S3

   • Log in to Adyen Admin.
   • Navigate to Data Management > Exports.
   • Select AWS S3 as the destination.
   • Enter your S3 bucket name and define the folder path (e.g., adyen-exports/).
   • Configure the export schedule (e.g., hourly, daily).
   • Save and activate the export.

For detailed instructions and IAM policy examples, refer to Adyen’s official documentation:
https://docs.adyen.com/development-resources/

🔧 Setup Guide Weld AWS S3 Connector

Step 2: Follow the Weld AWS S3 Guide

Once your Adyen data is in S3, you can connect it to Weld to start analyzing transactions. Follow the step-by-step guide:
https://weld.app/docs/files/aws-s3