Map provider payment states to explicit order transitions
Two provider status names are currently treated as equivalent even though only one confirms collection.
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Two provider status names are currently treated as equivalent even though only one confirms collection.
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A timeout prompts the application to create a second payment.
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The adapter currently reads order IDs before validating callbacks.
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A delayed pending callback overwrites an already-confirmed payment.
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The provider accepted creation but the application lost the response.
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A partial refund currently changes the original collected amount.
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Repeated report uploads create duplicate reconciliation entries.
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Finance staff see only a mismatch count and cannot identify its cause.
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Switching all traffic at once would send old payment lookups to the new provider.
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Support needs to retry a corrected callback without bypassing verification.
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Both systems overwrite account names and communication preferences.
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An email change creates a second contact instead of updating the original.
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Reconcile payment settlements against invoice records without hiding money movement or retry failures.
Build reservation and allocation behavior for a small retailer with two warehouses and unreliable checkout retries.
Ingest delayed, duplicated, and corrected parcel events into an explainable tracking timeline.
Replace a fragile daily sales query with versioned, reconcilable warehouse metrics.
Build a release workflow that can distinguish a healthy process from a safe application version.
Operate an asynchronous document pipeline through retries, poison jobs, worker loss, and tenant bursts.
Make partner access explicit across list APIs, batch commands, invitations, cached sessions, and exports.
Introduce explicit credential versions, safe rotation, redacted diagnostics, and recovery for a webhook integration.
Repair queue navigation, reply composition, and agent handoffs in a customer support workspace.
Make purchase requests accurate, recoverable, and reviewable across revisions.
Keep assigned maintenance work usable without reception and reconcile changes safely when connectivity returns.
Make saved journeys, departures, and service alerts useful when feeds or device permissions change.
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