See what was paid, on the same screen as what you spent.
The revenue view reads payments, subscriptions and recent charges from your Stripe account, live and in one direction. It never creates a charge, a refund or a subscription, and it never sees a card.
What will I see from Stripe?
Payments, subscriptions and recent charges, read through Stripe's own API. The stat row at the top of the revenue view carries totals such as revenue collected, the number of payments, active subscriptions and the recurring figure per month. Where you sell subscription tiers, a table lists each tier with its price and how many are active now. Under it, a table of recent payments runs newest first: the date, the amount, what it was for and who paid. Each row opens to its detail.
How fresh is the number I am looking at?
Live. Stripe records a payment when it succeeds, so it sits in the group a refresh can move. Open the dashboard and the page shows last night's snapshot first, fetches the live payload from a cache instantly, and if that snapshot is older than five minutes a pull runs behind the request. Press Refresh and a pull starts; the page reloads when the stamp moves. It never shows an error.
The Google sources on the same screen have a different ceiling. Google Ads and GA4 intraday figures lag by hours. Search Console runs two to three days behind. The page stamps how old its data is. Stripe sits with your CRM, your booking platform, website leads and email statistics in the group a refresh actually moves. The page on what live means per source lays the whole ceiling out.
Can it change anything in my Stripe account?
No. Nothing on the Command Center screen writes to Stripe. It never creates a charge, a refund or a subscription. It never edits a customer, a price or a payout. The full list of what a person can write from the screen is four items, and none of them reaches Stripe: ask a question where that view is offered, set a lead outcome, request a website change, and request a content, keyword, category or targeting change. Requests go to the team and are logged. Nothing on the screen writes to your ads account, your CRM, your site or your Business Profile directly, and Stripe is not on the list at all.
Card data never enters the picture. Stripe holds the card. The Command Center reads a payment record: a date, an amount, a description and the customer, with no card field in it. Your own Billing view follows the same rule. There is nowhere on it to type card details; a card change goes through a secure link our team sends, never through the screen.
What do I have to do to connect it?
Grant access during setup. Our team connects Stripe from the inside; there is no wizard, no sign-in screen and no form where you paste a key. Setup as a whole takes two to four weeks: access in week one, the first pull and baselines in week two. The revenue view appears in your navigation once the connection is reading. Until then it is not there. You never see it filled with a sample.
If you do not run on Stripe, the revenue view stays off. Run your jobs through a CRM or booking platform and a Jobs view reads them: jobs and their pipeline, live, shown only once connected. The Jobs view has its own page.
Why does revenue belong on my marketing dashboard?
Because the question you actually ask is not how many leads came in but which dollar made money. A dashboard that stops at the lead cannot answer it. The Leads view reads each submission your site's form handler appends to the lead sheet, newest first, and lets you set an outcome on each. The ads view records what was spent. The revenue view records what was paid. Put them on one screen and you read the money and the marketing side by side, instead of reconciling two logins at the end of the month.
It does not forecast. Every figure on the revenue view is a payment that already happened, a subscription active now, or the list price of a tier you sell, read from your own Stripe account. What the revenue view shows and what we read and where it lives each have their own page.
What the Stripe connection reads.
| What | Where it comes from | How fresh |
|---|---|---|
| Payments | Stripe API, charges | Live |
| Revenue collected and payment count | Stripe charges | Live |
| Active subscriptions and recurring total | Stripe API, subscriptions | Live |
| Subscription tiers | Stripe API, where you sell tiers | Live |
| Recent payments | Stripe API, newest first: date, amount, what, who | Live |
| Card data | Not read | Never |
| Writes to Stripe | None | Never |
Nothing on the Command Center screen writes to Stripe: no charge, no refund, no subscription change, and no card ever read.
Questions, answered.
Is the Stripe data live?
Yes. Stripe records a payment when it succeeds, so it sits in the group a refresh can move. The Google sources on the same screen lag by hours or days, and the page stamps how old its data is.
Can the Command Center charge or refund a customer?
No. The connection is read only. It never creates a charge, a refund or a subscription, and nothing on the screen writes to Stripe.
Do you store card numbers?
No. Stripe holds the card. We read payment records: date, amount, description and customer, with no card field.
How do I connect Stripe?
Grant access during setup. Our team connects it from the inside, and you never paste a key anywhere. The revenue view appears once it is reading.
What if my business does not use Stripe?
The revenue view stays off. Stripe is the payment platform it reads today. If your jobs live in a CRM or booking platform, a Jobs view reads your jobs and pipeline.
Which tier includes the Stripe connection?
Your dashboard carries the views its connected sources feed. The revenue view appears once Stripe is connected on your account. The pricing page lists what each tier includes.
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