Your Stripe balance isn't your revenue — now you can tell the difference
Stripe nets processing fees, refunds, and its rolling payout delay into every deposit before it hits your bank. Dashified unpacks each payout back into gross payments, fees, and refunds so your numbers actually match what you sold.
What Dashified syncs from Stripe
How it works
Connect your Stripe account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified pulls in your Payments, Refunds, and Payouts — the same data behind Stripe's Balance and Reports tabs — and keeps them in sync automatically.
Each payout gets reconciled against the gross charges, fees, and refunds that made it up, so a "lower than expected" deposit is explained instead of a mystery.
Payments, refunds, and payouts show up next to your storefront and ad spend data, so you can see net margin per channel instead of just what landed in your bank.
See net deposits, not gross charges
Stripe payout amounts already have the 2.9% + 30¢ processing fee, refunds, and disputes netted out before they hit your bank — which makes reconciling against gross sales confusing. Dashified splits every payout back into gross revenue, fees, and refunds so you can match Stripe's deposit to what you actually sold.
Track the rolling 2-day payout lag
New Stripe accounts sit on a delayed payout schedule (funds available after a rolling holding period, longer for first payouts) before settling into daily or weekly deposits. Dashified lines up payment dates against payout dates so a slow week in your bank balance doesn't look like a slow week in sales.
Refunds and disputes in one feed
Stripe splits refund activity across the Payments, Balance, and Disputes sections of its dashboard. Dashified pulls refunds and payouts into a single timeline alongside your storefront orders, so a refund shows up next to the order it belongs to instead of a separate ledger.
Fees broken out by type
Stripe's own Fees report (Reports > All Fees) is a flat CSV export with no way to trend it over time or split it by product line. Dashified turns that same fee data into a running view so you can see processing costs as a percentage of revenue, week over week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified replace the Stripe Dashboard?
No. Stripe is still where you view individual charges, issue refunds, and manage disputes. Dashified pulls your Payments, Refunds, and Payouts data alongside your other sales channels so you can see net revenue trends without exporting CSVs from Reports.
How does Dashified handle Stripe's payout delay?
Stripe pays out on a rolling schedule (commonly 2 business days after a charge, longer for brand-new accounts) rather than the moment a payment clears. Dashified tracks payments and payouts as separate events so your revenue chart reflects when a sale happened, not just when the money landed in your bank account.
Will this show me Stripe's processing fees?
Yes. Dashified imports the same fee data behind Stripe's Fees report and shows it as a percentage of revenue over time, so you can see your effective take rate instead of pulling a static CSV every month.
Do refunds and disputes both show up?
Refunds sync automatically. Dashified surfaces them against the original payment so a refunded order doesn't get counted as revenue in your totals.
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