# Revenue (https://talivia.com/docs/revenue)



Revenue attribution shows which sessions, sources, pages, campaigns, and search queries produced money. The settings screen connects the payment account; the provider guides explain the checkout-specific implementation.

## Choose a revenue source [#choose-a-revenue-source]

| Source             | Use it when                                                                  | Setup guide                                         |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Stripe             | Checkout, Payment Links, invoices, or subscriptions run through Stripe       | [Stripe](https://talivia.com/docs/revenue-guides/stripe)               |
| Yolfi              | Payments and subscriptions run through Yolfi                                 | [Yolfi](https://talivia.com/docs/revenue-guides/yolfi)                 |
| Dodo Payments      | You use Dodo Payment Links or Checkout Sessions                              | [Dodo Payments](https://talivia.com/docs/revenue-guides/dodo-payments) |
| Manual Payment API | Your backend confirms revenue through a custom or unsupported payment system | [Manual Payment API](https://talivia.com/docs/revenue-guides/manual)   |

## How setup is divided [#how-setup-is-divided]

1. In **Website settings → Payments**, select the provider and connect its API key.
2. Open the provider guide from the final **Link payments with traffic** step.
3. Follow the checkout path that matches your implementation and make a test payment.
4. Confirm the payment has a source and session in Talivia.

The provider connection imports and receives revenue. Session metadata or a tracked return URL supplies the attribution signal that connects that revenue to the visit.

Connection and attribution are separate checks. A provider can be connected successfully while a payment remains unattributed if checkout did not include a Talivia session signal.

## Refunds [#refunds]

Refunds are shown as reversed revenue in charts. Talivia keeps the original paid context visible so you can see the money that would have counted and the amount refunded.

Screenshot placeholder: revenue chart with paid and refunded bars.