#diesel_checkout-product
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trim juniper
I used 21 expand=[ 22 'data.payment_intent', 23 'data.line_items', 24 'data.invoice', 25 'data.payment_intent.latest_charge.balance_transaction', 26 'data.payment_intent.latest_charge.refunds', 27 'data.line_items.data.discounts', 28 ]
then
183 for li in s['line_items']['data']:
To find people who bought the product and what price was paid.
viscid otter
Hello! Iterating over Checkout Sessions is the easiest in the API yes
Alternatively you can use Sigma for this if this is an ad-hoc analysis
trim juniper
I've never used sigma.
viscid otter
diesel_checkout-product
http://stripe.com/sigma it's our product that stores data in sql tables so you can easily query it
trim juniper
Do you know if there's any allowance for a non-profit, or if we can turn it on and off?
I'll go and read the docs, thanks.
viscid otter
you can turn it on to try it and then off before the end of the trial I think but otherwise there's cost to it
But if you can write the code, using the API like you found is the fastest
trim juniper
kthanks
viscid otter
sure thing, let me know if you're still stuck!