Metrivo

Revenue Assurance

Verify whether revenue changed—or measurement broke.

Metrivo independently reconciles supported payment-provider records with signed webhook receipts, canonical payment units, freshness, and attribution evidence before it recommends what to inspect next.

Revenue Assurance
Seeded demo data

Revenue change · current vs prior period

-18%

$8,940 → $7,331

USD · 7-day comparison

Provider evidence
CompleteIndependent read
Webhook evidence
Incomplete1 delivery missing
Attribution coverage
DegradedCheckout handoff partial

Decision

MEASUREMENT_BROKE

Recommended next action: Inspect failed webhook delivery.

Seeded demo data — a product example, never a live customer result.

One question. Exactly three possible decisions.

The diagnostic comparison keeps commercial movement, measurement health, and missing evidence separate.

Business changed

BUSINESS_CHANGED

What it means

Provider truth and Metrivo's canonical revenue agree; the movement is supported by fresh evidence.

Supporting evidence

Complete provider reads, healthy webhook and projector freshness, and a sufficient finalized sample.

Inspect next

Inspect pricing, traffic mix, churn, expansion, or checkout performance—not the measurement pipeline first.

Measurement broke

MEASUREMENT_BROKE

What it means

A specific provider object conflicts with the signed webhook or canonical payment record.

Supporting evidence

A missing webhook, amount or currency mismatch, duplicate projection, refund mismatch, or dispute mismatch.

Inspect next

Inspect the named delivery, provider object, integration, or projector incident before trusting the revenue delta.

Insufficient evidence

INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE

What it means

Metrivo cannot safely distinguish a business change from a measurement problem yet.

Supporting evidence

Incomplete provider coverage, stale source or projector data, or fewer than the required finalized records.

Inspect next

Restore freshness, complete the provider sync, or wait for a sufficient finalized sample before deciding.

How Metrivo verifies the signal.

Each layer answers a narrower evidence question. A missing layer lowers certainty instead of being guessed away.

  1. Provider records

    Independent read-only transaction evidence

  2. Signed webhook evidence

    What Metrivo received and authenticated

  3. Canonical payment units

    Normalized amount, currency, state, refund, and dispute facts

  4. Attribution and checkout evidence

    Visitor, session, metadata, and path coverage—without forced certainty

  5. Revenue Assurance decision

    Business changed, measurement broke, or insufficient evidence

A cautious operating model.

Fresh evidence before a verdict

Metrivo checks provider and projector freshness, provider coverage, and finalized sample sufficiency. Missing evidence produces INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE—not a confident guess.

Shadow mode

New assurance configurations can observe and compare without becoming the source used for a decision. This gives teams room to inspect incidents before relying on the result.

Authoritative operation

A validated configuration can become authoritative only after its evidence sources and permissions pass setup checks. Authority applies to diagnosis, never to moving money or changing your website.

Example incidents

These are diagnostic categories, not claims about live customer data.

Missing delivery

The provider contains a finalized payment that is absent from signed webhook evidence.

Canonical mismatch

Provider amount, currency, state, refund, or dispute facts conflict with Metrivo's normalized payment unit.

Stale projector

Webhook receipts exist, but the downstream projector has not advanced recently enough for a safe verdict.

Coverage gap

A provider stream or attribution handoff is incomplete, so Metrivo preserves uncertainty instead of assigning false confidence.

Access for evidence, not control.

Revenue Assurance uses separately validated read-only provider access. It has no money-moving access, and credentials and evidence remain tenant-scoped.

Signed receipts and provider evidence are append-only where applicable. Provider stream coverage and financial semantics differ.

Stripe: independent reconciliation
Read-only provider records plus signed webhook and canonical evidence.
Razorpay: independent reconciliation
Provider payment evidence with provider-specific permissions and semantics.
Dodo Payments: independent reconciliation
Read-only evidence; API-key grant introspection is not exposed by Dodo.
Paddle: independent reconciliation
Transaction, adjustment, and subscription reads; key grants are confirmed during setup.
Lemon Squeezy: signed-webhook evidence only
No independent provider-ledger reconciliation in this release.
Manual Payment API: customer-reported evidence only
Authenticated tenant-scoped input, not an independent provider source.

What Revenue Assurance does not claim

  • It does not guarantee a diagnosis when evidence is stale, incomplete, or insufficient.
  • It does not guarantee revenue recovery or perfect attribution.
  • It does not imply equivalent provider capabilities where stream semantics differ.
  • It does not move money, change payment settings, or automatically modify your site.

Start with one website and one payment path.

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