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How to Recover Revenue From Failed Payments in Ecommerce
Recover failed ecommerce payments by sorting each decline by cause, retrying only the ones that can succeed, and sending the customer one clear link to update their card. Streamflow Solutions builds and runs this as a failed-payment recovery engine for ecommerce stores.
Which failed payments are worth retrying?
Retry soft declines such as insufficient funds or a temporary issuer problem, on a spaced schedule. Do not retry stolen or lost cards, revoked payment methods or authentication failures. Those need the customer to act, so the right step is a message with a payment-update link.
How does Streamflow Solutions recover failed payments?
The engine reads each failure and its decline code, picks the action from a fixed rule table, and drafts the customer message. Deterministic rules decide every money action. AI only drafts the wording, and a human approves before anything goes out. Data stays EU-hosted.
How fast is it live and what does it cost?
The first engine goes live on real data in about four weeks for a fixed build price starting from EUR 4,000. A paid audit costs EUR 2,000. Reporting shows payments recovered and the decline reasons behind the ones that were not.