Stripe payment state machine
Streamline your e-commerce transactions with the Stripe Payment State Machine example.
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about this example
State machines are vital for managing complex workflows like online payments. This diagram simplifies the Stripe payment process:
- Payment Initialization: Illustrates the start of the payment flow and the creation of a payment source.
- Source States: Shows the transition of a payment source from pending to chargeable or failed.
- Charge Creation: Details the creation of a charge and its progression from pending to either succeeded or failed.
- Order Fulfillment: Connects the successful payment charge to the fulfillment of the customer's order.
When to use
- E-commerce Development: When designing the checkout system for an e-commerce platform requiring streamlined payment processing.
- Financial State Tracking: When creating a system to track the state of financial transactions accurately through various stages.
- Error Handling in Payments: When needing to handle payment failures gracefully and inform the necessary stakeholders within the flow.
How to use
- Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram to adapt it to your payment processing workflow.
- Customize diagram: Add or modify nodes, groups, and relationships to represent your specific payment gateways and order processing logic.
- Customize layout: Drag elements on the diagram directly on the canvas to ensure the flow is logical and easy to follow.
- Collect feedback: Share the diagram with your team, especially those working on payment systems, to refine and validate the process.
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