#Bridgetown-revenue-reporting

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unique turtle
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Hi there!

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When you say "6 different types of revenue", what does that mean exactly?

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I do think what you want will require some coding but want to make sure we are on the same page

jolly steppe
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Hi there! Thanks for your attention!
The client accepts payments for class tickets, event tickets, three different types of donations, and membership dues/

unique turtle
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Gotcha.

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Then yes.... the most effective method for this would be to add metadata to the transactions

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And then filter by that metadata for your reporting.

jolly steppe
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Could you point me in the direction of instructions on how to add metadata to transactions. I would consider myself a scrappy but very novice coder.

unique turtle
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Sure, can you tell me which integration you are currently using?

jolly steppe
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Donations:
We are using WPGive for donations and the added "Give, stripe gateway"

Membership:
We are using Paid Memberships Pro and the connection to the Stripe payment gateway is native to that plugin

Classes and Events:
We are using The Events Tickets Plus and the gateway is native to that plugin

unique turtle
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Ah okay, so you are using plugins for all of your revenue streams. And you are using the same Stripe account for all of these plugins?

jolly steppe
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Yes

unique turtle
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In this case, the plugin is controlling the code so they would need to be the ones to handle adding metadata. You would need to talk to them about that. That said, an easier route may be to just open up multiple different accounts for your different revenue streams.

jolly steppe
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(unless you think we should try setting up independent stripe accounts for each revenue stream?)

unique turtle
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lol yep

jolly steppe
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Woah. Amazing. I didn't even know that was an option. Higher overhead cost?

unique turtle
jolly steppe
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You've saved me a TON of time. I am so thankful