Which report helps clients see transactions affecting their Stripe balance organized by the date incurred?

The Activity Report is designed to provide clients with a chronological view of all transactions that impact their Stripe balance. It organizes the data based on the date the transactions were incurred, allowing clients to track and analyze their financial activity over time. This includes various types of transactions such as charges, refunds, disputes, and adjustments to the balance. By utilizing the Activity Report, clients can gain insights into their financial operations and monitor their cash flow, making it a crucial tool for effective financial management within the Stripe platform.

The other options do not specifically focus on organizing transactions by the date incurred:

• The Summary Report typically provides an overview of key metrics and totals without delving into detailed transaction-level information.

• The Transaction Report often focuses on individual transactions but may not be structured primarily to show how they correspond directly to changes in the balance over specific dates.

• The Balance Report usually outlines the current balance and historical changes, but it does not provide the same level of transaction detail that the Activity Report offers.

Therefore, the Activity Report is the most suitable choice for those looking to see the effects of specific transactions on their Stripe balance over time.