Revenue — Polar
Connect Polar.sh with an Organization Access Token so the dashboard shows revenue, orders, and MRR, and your daily brief can report revenue movement.
Connect Polar.sh so the dashboard's Business tab can show your revenue, orders, and MRR, and so the daily brief can report revenue movement week-over-week. This is independent of how you pay for 1mn — connecting your own Polar org for reporting is separate from 1mn's own billing. The token is encrypted at rest.
Prerequisites
- A Polar.sh organization with sales data.
- Whether you're connecting Production (
api.polar.sh) or Sandbox (sandbox-api.polar.sh). Sandbox is a separate Polar account used for testing.
Connect Polar
- Open Integrations and find the Revenue (Polar.sh) card.
- Choose the Environment — Production — api.polar.sh or Sandbox — sandbox-api.polar.sh.
- Create an Organization Access Token in Polar: Settings → Developers → New Token. Grant it exactly these scopes:
organizations:readorders:readsubscriptions:readmetrics:read
- Paste the token (it looks like
polar_oat_…) into Organization Access Token. - Click Connect Polar. The token is validated against your organization before it's saved; the card then shows your Organization name.
Example: what you get
Once connected, the Business tab surfaces your revenue trend, and the daily brief folds in a one-line week-over-week read such as:
MRR $4,210 ▲ 6% WoW
Orders 38 ▲ 4 WoW
Revenue $5,930 ▲ 9% WoWLike everything in the brief, this is recommend-only — revenue alone never triggers a marketing action.
Notes & limits
- Read-only scopes. The four scopes above let 1mn read orders, subscriptions, and metrics — it cannot create or modify anything in your Polar org.
- Environment must match the token. A Sandbox token on the Production environment (or vice-versa) fails validation.
- Separate from 1mn billing. Disconnecting Polar only removes revenue reporting; it does not affect your 1mn subscription (see Billing & subscription).
- Disconnect from the card to stop revenue appearing on the dashboard and remove the stored token.
GitHub
Install the 1mn GitHub App so coding, content, error-triage, and docs loops can read your repo and open pull requests — with short-lived, installation-scoped tokens.
Search Console
Connect Google Search Console (read-only) and pick a verified property so the SEO loop can read clicks, impressions, positions, and top queries.