A transaction is a read-only record of a payment attempt processed through your Perno Orchestration account. Every transaction captures the gateway used, the amount, the current status, and the customer who initiated the payment - whether it was created through a payment link or another integration.
What information does a transaction record?
In the transactions list, each row shows:
- Transaction - the transaction id number.
- Gateway - the provider that processed the payment (e.g. Stripe, Autopay, PayU).
- Amount - the amount and currency charged.
- Status - see the statuses below.
- Created - the date and time the transaction was created.
- Customer email - the customer's email, if one was provided.
Opening a transaction's full record additionally shows:
- Type - the kind of transaction, for example Payment.
- Acquirer ID.
- Merchant account - the merchant account the payment was processed through.
- Payment link - whether the transaction is connected to a payment link.
- Metadata - any additional data attached to the transaction.
What statuses can a transaction have?
Transactions can be filtered by the following statuses: all, unpaid, paid, pending, cancelled, other, need 3ds, need cvv, new
Viewing your transactions
Transactions are managed from the Perno Orchestration context. If a different context is currently active, switch to Perno Orchestration first:
- Click the Context switcher in the top navigation bar.
- Select Perno Orchestration from the list.
- Click Transactions in the left sidebar.
The list shows every transaction created through your orchestration account:
Filtering and reviewing transactions
Use the status tabs above the list - All, Unpaid, Paid, Pending, Cancelled, Other, Need 3ds, Need cvv, New - to narrow down what's shown. Scroll down to see further records:
Viewing a transaction's details
- Click the view (eye) icon next to a transaction to open its full record.
The detail page also shows whether the transaction is connected to a payment link, along with any metadata attached to it. Click Back to Transactions to return to the list:
