#benjamin_radar-auth-rates-api
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echo panther
Hello 👋
Unfortunately we cannot assist with Radar specific questions here. Viewing information like the rate a which your Radar rules block/allow payments is something that is only available via the Dashboard and we do not offer assistance with the Stripe Dashboard here.
keen ridge
Why it is not available through API ?
echo panther
It isn't something we expose. I don't know the design decisions behind that but I do know that is the current state.
keen ridge
Will this change in the future ? It is not very efficient from an operational point of view to have someone connect to the dashboard to collect this information ...
echo panther
I do not see this being raised as a feature request, or on any team's road map for the future. But you can write in to Support to request that feature be provided.
keen ridge
Did you already take into account a suggestion from a customer for your roadmap ?
echo panther
No, that is what I meant when I said this has not been raised as a feature request. I have not had anyone ask for this feature outside of this thread.
keen ridge
My question was more generic, does it worth to ask for this feature request, or customer suggestion usually directly go to the bin ?
echo panther
It depends. It is useful to create them because, if someone else comes to us with a similar request, internally we find the record of the first request and add more examples of requests for it. The more examples of requests for this feature, the higher priority it will get when planning out future roadmaps.
Just because you're the first, doesn't mean you'll be the last.
echo panther
Happy to shed what 💡 I can 🙂