The Stripe Dashboard is a feature-rich user interface for you to operate and configure your Stripe account. You can use it to manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes, monitor your integration, and more.

The Dashboard home page provides useful at-a-glance information about the activity on your account. This includes a wide range of analytics and real time charts that provide insight into the performance of your business, and recent activity that may require you to take action, such as unanswered disputes or identity verification.

The Stripe Dashboard.

Navigating the Dashboard

The Dashboard is primarily organized into separate sections. Each section represents a particular area of the API (e.g., Payments represents Charge objects that have been created) or functionality provided by Stripe (e.g., Stripe Sigma).

In many cases, you can use the Dashboard to perform specific actions, such as refunding a payment or canceling a subscription, without needing to use the API—making the Dashboard a useful tool for running your business.

Viewing payments in the Dashboard.

Refunding a payment.

Any available configuration options and settings are also found within each section (e.g., subscription settings or Stripe Radar rules). Additional settings and public business information for your Stripe account are found under business settings.

Creating reports and searches

All of your transactional data can be filtered and exported as reports in CSV format. You can also download a monthly report or QuickBooks-formatted export from your account’s business settings.

The Dashboard search can be used to find specific information using search terms and operators (e.g., find a specific payment using the customer’s email address or the last four digits of their card number) to narrow down the number of results.

For more advanced searches and reporting, Stripe Sigma makes all of your data available as an interactive SQL environment in the Dashboard. You can write queries to generate highly customized reports without needing to use additional reporting tools.

Team member access

You can invite team members to access your Dashboard and help manage your business. Each team member can have different privileges that restrict the information they can see or actions they can take. For instance, you can allow members of your customer service team to access your Dashboard for the purpose of handling refunds and dispute responses.

Monitoring your integration

The Developers section of the Dashboard provides you with useful information about the performance and health of your integration. You can view your API and webhook usage with real time charts, upgrade your API version, and review API errors that can be filtered by endpoint or type.

The Developer section.

Stripe logs every successful or failed request made using your API keys. Each log contains details about the original request, whether it succeeded or failed, the response from Stripe, and a reference to any related API resources.

Every event that takes place on your account can also be reviewed in the Dashboard. Events represent a change to an API resource (e.g., a Charge object is created or updated), and contains its current information.

Next steps

Read on to learn more about the Dashboard!

• Teams and user roles
• Dashboard reporting
• Performing searches in the Dashboard
• Managing your account
• Dashboard for iPhone