#rlleo-payment

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tame loom
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Hi! What is your question?

left fractal
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hi Soma! good morning

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i am the product manager of our marketplace and we do use hotjar to check user behaviour

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however

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becasue it is regarding privacy

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the payment module is just not able to be seen via hotjat

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hotjar*

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in the dashboard of Stripe. I do see some cancelled payment and some incomplete payments

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I am just wondering in what situation is it identified as 'cancelled' and 'incompleted?'

tame loom
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Can you share an example of PaymentIntent ID (pi_xxx) for each case?

left fractal
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sure thing!

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pi_3L5QfVDzlfKeVQCm1130BMaC
pi_3L5QDZDzlfKeVQCm2KC8fJKE
pi_3L5QDKDzlfKeVQCm0lcgRupE
pi_3L5QDCDzlfKeVQCm2FprR5QK
pi_3L5QD5DzlfKeVQCm1atYkAmL

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i shared 5 incomplete ones with you

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but actually the last 3 happened within one minute and they are probably from the same buyer

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i am just so keen to know what makes a 'incomplete' payment as well as 'cancelled' payment so i know what to do to drive the conversion

tame loom
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So here you created the PaymentIntent, and it had status status: "requires_payment_method" as expected. But it looks like the customer never entered their payment details, so the PaymentIntent is incomplete. This is expected to happen, not 100% of customers will go though the full payment flow.

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Can you share an example of a cancelled PaymentIntent ID?

left fractal
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i got it

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and based on your experience

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what is the range of the percentage for 'incomplete' ones?

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let me search a few cancelled ones as well

tame loom
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what is the range of the percentage for 'incomplete' ones?
That would completely depend on your integration and your business, so I don't know. But it's perfectly normal for some (or many) customers to not complete the payment flow because they changed their mind or are distracted or anything really.

left fractal
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i get it, very appreciate it. and i totally get the 'business' part but you mentioned 'depend on the intergration'. what do you mean by that? Could it be that the intergration is so bad that people do not even enter payment infos?

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for the cancelled ones. there are already 6 ones and only 2 succesful ones. the 6 cancelled ones are

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pi_3L5IB7DzlfKeVQCm1v6x0E3O

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pi_3L5HnEDzlfKeVQCm05blkB4G

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pi_3L5IHQDzlfKeVQCm1JVNUwPR

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pi_3L5OcgDzlfKeVQCm1nLrM43G

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pi_3L5Pd1DzlfKeVQCm0NrtX4x7

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pi_3L5PxjDzlfKeVQCm20Ds22K3

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if we can look into them individually, that would be very very appreciated!

tame loom
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you mentioned 'depend on the intergration'. what do you mean by that?
I'm guessing your payment page UI and website can have an impact on your conversion rate.

left fractal
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all of them?

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can you maybe help me to see why we requested to cancel it?

tame loom
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Yes the 6 PaymentIntents you shared were cancelled with the API using your secret key. It's by a Node.js script.

left fractal
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pi_3L4kh5DzlfKeVQCm1SDGSElL and what about this one? I see this one there is already a payment solution in it

thin flicker
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you can self-serve by looking at the dashboard, there are request logs for each one that show you what happened to them and where the API call came from.

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you don't really need to ask us for each one