Orders:
The Payments tab lists every order with the member, the level, the amount and the status, plus paid totals, net of refunds, and how many checkouts were started and never finished.
A few unfinished checkouts are normal. That is people changing their minds at the card form. All of them, with nothing ever completing, means your webhook is not reaching your site.
Test orders are kept so you can see your setup working, and are never counted as money: not in those figures, and not by any other ResultsAiX plugin.
Why there is a daily check at all:
Levels are access. Stripe subscriptions are billing. They drift.
A webhook gets missed while your site is down for an update. Somebody cancels in the Stripe dashboard. A card finally dies for good. Once a day this compares the two and fixes both directions: access somebody is paying for but does not have, and access somebody has but stopped paying for.
Everything it changes is written down under What The Daily Check Changed, so you can always see why somebody's access moved, and when.
It will not mass revoke:
The check refuses to remove access from more than a fifth of your live subscriptions in one run, and stops to tell you instead.
A wrong key, or Stripe having a bad hour, looks exactly like every member cancelling at once. A plugin that believed that would empty your membership site in a single night. API errors never revoke anything either.
Somebody paid but has no access:
Leave it a day and the daily check finds exactly this and grants the level, writing down what it did. If you do not want to wait, add the level by hand on the Members tab. Then fix the webhook, because that is what let it happen.