Connect approved, read-only sources
Commerce activity and provider settlements are imported through purpose-limited connections with explicit capability and freshness evidence.
How Dinty works
Dinty follows each supported payment from the ecommerce event to its expected settlement and reported payout—then makes every conclusion explainable.
The evidence journey
Each layer keeps its own history and coverage, so a correction can update the result without erasing what happened before.
Commerce activity and provider settlements are imported through purpose-limited connections with explicit capability and freshness evidence.
Orders, payments, disputes, settlement entries, fees, and adjustments retain their identity, revisions, and original currency.
Dinty applies versioned routing and interpretation policy to determine where a captured payment should appear.
Provider references establish links. Similar amount or timing can support review, but never silently becomes identity.
The result includes arithmetic, meaning, source freshness, and coverage. Unsafe conclusions remain visibly incomplete.
Illustrative payout
Explore how the same reported total can be certified, discrepant, or incomplete depending on the available evidence.
The reported payout is €88.00 below the amount supported by deterministic payment and settlement references.
Captured payments
412 supported payment eventsRefunds
23 supported refundsProvider fees and taxes
Reported provider componentsExpected
Before unresolved differenceAll amounts and records in this walkthrough are illustrative. Customer-visible financial conclusions remain gated until Dinty's production and pilot evidence is approved.
A deliberately narrow boundary
The launch product reads approved provider evidence. It does not capture, refund, transfer, or change financial configuration.
Understand supported payment lifecycle, refunds, references, and disputes.
Explain provider-reported components, corrections, and payout arithmetic.
No captures, refunds, payout changes, bank transactions, or accounting entries.