In 15 years reviewing chargeback responses, we watched merchants lose millions of dollars on disputes they absolutely should have won. The frustrating part? They usually had all the evidence. They just didn't know how to frame it.
A merchant would write: "Customer signed for delivery on March 15th."
The banks or networks would rule against them as insufficent again and again.
But if they'd written: "Per carrier tracking #[number], merchandise was successfully delivered to the cardholder's verified address on March 15, 2024 at 2:47 PM, requiring signature confirmation of receipt" — dramatically higher odds of success.
Same facts. Different language. The difference between losing 2.5x the transaction amount and winning the chargeback. That's why we built this.