Is the money in Stripe moving the way it should?
Feder reads revenue and successful payments from Stripe and feeds the Money and Wins signals. It only reads. It never changes anything in Stripe.
Would I notice if payments in Stripe stopped for a day?
Feder reads what Stripe collected each day. Supported readings are compared with your own history, and when there is enough history to judge a change, Feder says what needs a look.
What does Feder read from Stripe?
- RevenueFeeds Money
The total Stripe recorded for the day, read with its currency.
Confirmed in Stripe's own reference. See the reference.
- Successful paymentsFeeds Wins
Counted for each day.
Confirmed in Stripe's own reference. See the reference.
How Feder counts it
- Revenue is what Stripe actually captured, so a partial or pending capture counts only what was collected.
- Refunds are not subtracted. Money is never netted.
- Successful payments counts each captured charge. On a day with more than 100, the count reads at least 100.
- With a restricted key, the key needs Read access to Charges.
What does a Stripe reading look like?
Feder reads what Stripe collected each day. Supported readings are compared with your own history, and when there is enough history to judge a change, Feder says what needs a look.
usual $3,821 to $5,499
What Feder would say Revenue in Stripe came to $4,096 this week, inside your usual $3,821 to $5,499. Nothing to do.
Example numbers, made up to show the reading. They are not from a real business.
What does Feder check on Stripe's numbers?
- A day the app did not report shows as Not read. It is never shown as zero.
- A read that fails, or comes back in the wrong shape, is a failed read. It is never counted as zero.
- When a day fills a whole page of results, the count reads "at least" that many, so a busy day is never undercounted in silence.
- Money is read with its currency. A day in two currencies is a failed read, not a mixed total.
- A trend shows only when both halves of the window are known.
Questions owners ask
- Would I notice if payments in Stripe stopped for a day?
- Feder reads revenue and successful payments from Stripe. Supported readings are compared with your own history, and when there is enough history to judge a change, Feder says what needs a look.
- Does a quiet day in Stripe mean no sales, or a broken checkout?
- A day Stripe did not report shows as Not read, never as zero, and a read that fails is shown as failed. So a quiet day and a broken read do not look the same.
- Does Feder change anything in Stripe?
- No. Feder only reads.
How do I connect Stripe to Feder?
- In Stripe, open Developers, then API keys, and create a restricted key with Read access.
- Press Connect. A secure window opens just for Stripe. Paste in what it asks for.
- Feder checks it straight away and shows Connected when the check passes.
You approve each app yourself, and you can disconnect it at any time.
When you connect Stripe, Feder checks the connection straight away and shows Connected only when that check passes. If a reading cannot be taken later, Feder shows it as not read, never as zero.
Where does Stripe sit in Feder?
Stripe lives with the Money connections, under Payments. See every connection. Already rely on Stripe for reporting? Read Feder and Stripe.
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Questions owners ask about Stripe
- Why are my Stripe payments failing or declined?Most declines come from the customer's bank, not from Stripe, because the bank decides whether to approve each charge.
- Why are my Stripe payments showing as incomplete?A payment can still be waiting for card details, a confirmation or another step from the customer, and Stripe shows it as incomplete until then.
- Why doesn't my Stripe payout match my sales?Your payout schedule only decides when money is sent to your bank. It does not make pending money available any sooner, so a payout covers earlier sales, not today's.