Stripe advanced reporting has discoverability friction
Users find Stripe reporting tools and advanced settings difficult to navigate initially. The problem resolves with familiarity, indicating this is a discoverability and onboarding gap rather than a deep structural issue. Low urgency and low differentiation from general SaaS complexity.
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