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Purchase-to-credit reconciliation

Every purchase.
Every credit grant.
Reconciled.

They paid. Your application granted credits.
See whether the two records agree—and exactly where they don’t.

Built for single-line, one-time Stripe Checkout credit packs. No signup needed for the sample.

01 / A purchase, examinedSynthetic example · not customer data

Purchase / Stripe

One credit pack. Paid.

1,000 credits expected

The saved Price rule defines what this purchase should receive.

Grant / Application ledger

One grant. Recorded.

600 eligible credits

The ledger records what the application actually granted.

400 credits shortInspect the records →

The missing comparison

A successful payment
is only half the story.

A webhook can arrive while a grant fails, duplicates or uses the wrong amount. Ropely compares independent purchase and ledger records using exact identifiers and your versioned credit rules.

When evidence is incomplete, the result says so. No guessed matches. No automatic changes to customer balances.

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From records to an answer

Start small.
Keep the evidence.

  1. 01

    Bring a bounded set of purchases.

    Start with independent exports. Confirm source identity, coverage and the credit rules.

  2. 02

    Inspect what differs.

    See the expected and recorded amounts together, with the records behind the result.

  3. 03

    Verify the correction.

    Correct your application, import fresh evidence and recheck. The original finding stays traceable.

Choose the job

One check today.
Repeat when ready.

A historical snapshot

Up to 500 eligible purchases from a 30-day window for a bounded first audit.

Ongoing monitoring

A restricted Stripe connection and a customer-run ledger exporter support repeated comparisons. Freshness, coverage and delivery status stay visible.

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Monthly pricing

A clear scope.
A predictable next step.

Starter $49, Growth $129, Scale $299 USD per month. No automatic overage charges.

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