Every payment your customers make is listed in one place, so you can check what's been collected without leaving Bizzly.
Where to Find This
Navigate to Services → Account → Payments Account → Payments sub-tab, described as "View your payment transaction history and details". The card is headed Payment History.
The payment list itself is Stripe's own screen, shown inside Bizzly and styled to match. Bizzly supplies the page around it; the columns, the search and filter options, and what opens when you click a payment are all Stripe's — so they can change when Stripe changes them.
Steps
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Open your Payments Account
From Services, expand Account and choose Payments Account.
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Choose the Payments sub-tab
Your transaction history loads under the Payment History heading.
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Click any payment for the detail
Stripe opens the full record for that payment — who paid, what for, the payment method and any fees taken.
What You'll See
Stripe's list shows each payment with its amount, the date, who paid, and the payment's status. Its search and filter tools sit above the list, so you can narrow things down by date, amount, status or customer.
Understanding Payment Status
Status names are Stripe's. The two most worth understanding:
Stripe uses other statuses for payments in progress or that didn't work — its own screen explains each one where it's shown.
A Succeeded payment sits in your Stripe balance until Stripe pays it out to your bank account. If you're reconciling against your bank statement, use the Payouts sub-tab, not this list.
Exporting Your Data
Exports are done in the Stripe Dashboard, which you can open from Bizzly:
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Go to Services → Account → Payments Account → Products
This is a Bizzly screen — Products & Pricing — listing what you sell.
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Click Open Stripe Dashboard
The button at the top of that screen opens your Stripe Dashboard in a new tab. (Each product card also has its own View in Stripe link.)
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Export from Stripe
In the Stripe Dashboard, open its Payments section and use its export option to download your transactions.
Check your payments regularly — a failed payment spotted early is usually just an expired card, and a quick message to the customer fixes it before it becomes a missed session.
Related Articles
- Understanding Your Payouts - How the money reaches your bank
- Handling Payment Disputes - When a customer challenges a charge
- Connecting Your Stripe Account - Setting the account up in the first place