Reporting

Why is reporting important?

Reporting is the simplest and fastest way to see how your business is doing. In terms of payment orchestration, reporting helps analyze all your payments and select new business strategies based on your transaction history. Additionally, reporting is an excellent means to find possible hidden problems with your payment solutions and improve them if needed. All in all, reporting is one of the most important features for every business strategist.

How does reporting help in business?

Reporting is merely data about your transactions, but this data is crucially important and helps with the following:

  • Analyzing your transactions. Observe and analyze your transaction history and use this info for your further business strategy to improve your sales and, therefore, profits.
  • Avoid chargebacks. After analyzing your chargebacks, you can block certain transactions and avoid losses and penalties, as well as protect your merchants.
  • Improve your security. Take a look at all suspicious transactions and block them to protect your business from fraud.

Reporting is a simple and working way to secure your business and increase your profits.

Our Reporting Solution

We offer a reporting solution that will help you take your business to the next level.

Dashboard

Find all the information about your transactions fast and completely stress-free. Our Dashboard is easy to understand and work with, and you can easily find all the details about your daily data if needed.

Reports

In this section, all the reports are divided into categories, including:

  • Customer.
    Explore the orders summary and all the order details to use this information for your further business and marketing strategy.
  • Transactions.
    Take a look at your transaction summaries to get a better understanding of your customers’ spending habits, and use this info for customization of subscription pricing for certain groups of clients.
  • Pending.
    Analyze your future rebills and recycles to find and eliminate all the possible problems with them.
  • Refund.
    Explore your refunds, figure out the most common reasons for refunds, and work on eradicating them.
  • Chargeback.
    Have a look at your chargeback details and think of the solutions that will help minimize your chargeback rates.
  • Cancel.
    Analyze your canceled payments and take steps to reduce them.

Deep and thoughtful analysis, as well as working on your mistakes, is a guarantee of your business’ success.