#adam-williams_api

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mortal glacierBOT
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surreal seal
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hi there!

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can you clarify what you mean by chargeback_issuer_evidence?

sage cipher
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it's the actual claim made by the card issuer attached to a dispute which gives the reasoning for it being raised (an actual explanation in English, beyond the network reason code)

In Dashboard it's displayed in a modal with title "Evidence from the cardholder’s bank"

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chargeback_issuer_evidence is the field name Stripe appears to use for this, but I can't see how to retrieve it from the API

surreal seal
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chargeback_issuer_evidence is the field name Stripe appears to use for this,
where do you see this? I can't find this field in the API reference

sage cipher
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it's not in the API reference

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Dashboard makes request to https://dashboard.stripe.com/v1/disputes/internal/issuer_evidence?include_only[]=chargeback_issuer_evidence.id

sage cipher
surreal seal
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got it! then it just means this is a Dashboard-only feature. so this information cannot be accessed in the API.

sage cipher
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Okay, follow-up question:

What's the point of having an API to allow you to update and respond to a dispute programmatically if you can't build an integration that actually .. lets you view the claim made by the card issuer first? You can't respond to a dispute if you've not even read the claim made by the card issuer, surely?

If responding to a disupute is effectively dashboard-only, fair enough - but I wish the docs would be clear about that.

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(is there a more appropriate venue for me to have a moan about this than here?)

surreal seal
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I agree this is not ideal

sage cipher
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I'll drop our account manager an email, thanks.

mortal glacierBOT
terse egret
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would you mind me closing the thread then?

sage cipher
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go for it, I got nothing else