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Your real sales, straight from Stripe.

Clickfall reads paid orders, refunds and customers from Stripe into its customer ledger: the server truth every report and every send starts from.

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Illustrative
Sourceyour platform
Gateconsent ✓ · switched on ✓
Clickfall hubserver truth · receipt
The problem

A pixel sees a thank-you page.

Only your payments know what was actually paid, and what was refunded.

How Clickfall does it

Three steps.

01Stripe paysYour checkout completes as normal.
02The webhook forwards itVerified on your side, then sent to your Clickfall hub.
03The ledger records itOrder, value, VAT and refunds, with the email encrypted.
The receipt

What you'll see in your hub.

Every line can be checked. This one is marked Illustrative until the feature is live on your account.

clickfall.co.uk/moneyIllustrative
Order
pi_3QX… · £86.00
Status
Paid
Customer
email encrypted · hash only
Refunded
£0.00
Counted as
order_paid · server truth
What it's worth

Report the sales that happened, not the ones a browser guessed.

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FAQ

Asked about Stripe.

Does Clickfall see card details?

No. Stripe keeps payment details. Clickfall receives the order, its value and the customer’s email, which it encrypts and only ever compares as a hash.

Can a browser fake a sale?

No. Paid orders are server truth: only your verified webhook can record one. A browser that tries is refused.

What about refunds?

They come through the same way and reduce the order, so revenue stays what you actually kept.

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