Check the result they paid for.
Define success as usable access to the purchased feature. Configure evidence from the payment service, your entitlement check and the customer-facing result.
- Payment collected
- Access enabled
- Paid feature denied
An access denial after a verified payment can contradict the earlier success. A customer closing the tab does not prove a failure.
One task, across the steps.
Your integration uses a shared task ID to connect the events. Authoritative payment and entitlement events come from your server. Browser evidence describes what was displayed.
A browser event cannot prove a payment happened. Never send card details, payment secrets or full webhook payloads to Braith.
Connect it with your coding tool.
Create an account, copy the setup prompt and paste it into your coding LLM with your repository open. It inspects your payment and access code, proposes the task boundary and adds the integration for you to review.
Deploy the changes and use the flow. Braith needs production events to monitor it; creating an account does not connect Stripe automatically.
For apps with paid access.
This fits SaaS subscriptions, purchased features and other applications where you can verify what access was owed and what the customer received. Keep Stripe’s payment records and your error tracker alongside Braith.
Need to fix a customer’s access now? Start with the payment-access troubleshooting guide.