Capital metricsPrivate preview
Access financing offer data in the Stripe Dashboard.
The Capital Dashboard helps you understand the performance of your Capital program. The Dashboard contains key metrics for originations, conversion, and connected account engagement with financing offers being delivered, and ways to see the details and state of these offers.
These metrics refresh nightly and include:
- Topline metrics for pending offers, active offers, in-progress financings and fully paid financings where pending offers denote accounts that have potential offers, but the offers haven’t been created yet
Note
These offers might not be able to be created if the user is deny-listed or has unsubscribed from offers, or if we don’t have a valid email address for the account.
- Monthly charts with the amount of fundings originated, and financing balances paid
- A daily chart with all time adoption
- A daily chart with 30-day conversion
- A daily chart with the rolling weekly average number of users who are eligible for Capital including an export option that allows you to download a CSV of users who are eligible for Capital today
- A daily chart with the rolling weekly average funding size
In the Financing offers table, you can view the status of the different financing offers and active financings.
| Status | Definition |
|---|---|
| Undelivered | The financing offer has been created but hasn’t been marketed to the connected account. |
| Delivered | The financing offer has been delivered to the connected account, either by you or by Stripe. |
| Accepted | An application for the offer has been submitted and is pending review by Stripe Servicing. |
| Paid out | The application has passed review and the accepted financing has been disbursed. |
| Rejected | The application didn’t pass review and has been rejected by Stripe Servicing. |
| Canceled | The application has been canceled. |
| Fully paid down | The financing has been fully paid. |
| Expired | The 30-day period has passed for the connected account to apply for and accept the offer. When the offer is expired, it’s inaccessible to the user. |
Financing offer details
Click on a financing offer from the table to get the following information:
- Offered and accepted financing details including terms such as fee and withholding rate
- Offer creation date
- Remaining balance
- Engagement events for the offer if Stripe delivered the offer email
- Payment activity
To improve navigation, you can also copy the connected account’s account ID and financing offer ID, which you can use to filter or search.
Download data
From the financing offer table, you can export the table’s data as a CSV file. Click Export and select the time zone, date range, and columns you want to export. If any filters are applied to the financing offer table, these filters will apply to the resulting data export.
Capital Data in Sigma
Sigma makes all your transactional data available in an interactive SQL environment in the Stripe Dashboard. You can find Capital data in three tables within Sigma:
| Table name | Table contents |
|---|---|
| financing_offers | This table contains all information about the financing offers we have created for merchants on your platform, such as an offered principal or premium, and the terms for offers that have been accepted. |
| financing_balances | This table contains daily balance snapshots for each paid out financing for connected accounts on your platform. Starting from payout to being fully paid, each financing has a daily balance snapshot in the table. You can see these broken down by the remaining principal and premium. |
| connected_account_financing_transactions | This table contains all financing transactions, such as payouts, paydowns, and reversals, for all Capital financing for connected accounts on your platform. This information mirrors what’s available in the Financing Transactions API. |
For detailed documentation on how to use Sigma for Capital data, refer to Financing offers in the Stripe Data Schema.
Platform earnings
Platform earnings are calculated per financing and paid out on a monthly cadence at the start of the month. It’s categorized as a Stripe fee.
You can check your platform earnings in two places in the Dashboard:
- The All activity section of the Balances page. Use the Dashboard filter Type: Stripe fees to identify the line item with a description that matches Revenue Share: Capital.
- The Balance Report. Navigate to the Balance change from activity section and download the file for Additional Stripe fees to identify transactions with a description that matches Revenue Share: Capital.