Stripe Reporting Dashboard Hard to Discover for New Users
New Stripe users struggle to locate reporting options within the platform's dense navigation structure. The discoverability gap slows time-to-insight for finance teams who rely on payment analytics. This is an onboarding and information architecture issue rather than a missing feature.
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