How to monitor failed payment transactions?

Intro

Failed payment transactions can be a significant challenge for every online activity. Monitoring them efficiently is essential to guarantee that buyers complete their purchases without obstacles. With EveryLog, you can trace in real time failed payment transactions, identify underlying causes and implement timely solutions, therefore increasing client’s satisfaction and improving operational efficiency.

How it works

EveryLog registers in detail every payment transaction attempted on your site or application. Using this data, you can analyse failed transactions and obtain an in-depth comprehension of the reasons that bring about failed payments.

• Create account: visit the official EveryLog website and register to create an account. You will need a valid email address and a secure password.
• Create project: after logging in, create a new project in your EveryLog account. Assign a meaningful name to the project for easy identification.
• (Optional: create user groups): If necessary, create user groups within your project. This step is optional and depends on your specific needs. You can organise users into groups based on roles or authorisations.
• Connect your application with EveryLog using the programming language of your choice: now, you need to connect your application with EveryLog. You can do this using your preferred programming language. Follow the EveryLog documentation for detailed instructions on how to do this in your preferred programming language.
• Download the app and view notifications and metrics: users interested in notifications and metrics can download the EveryLog app to their device. After installation, they can access the project and view all the notifications and metrics you have implemented.

Advantages of using EveryLog

Timely response: detect and promptly answer failed payment transactions, avoiding potential sales losses. Improved client experience: reduce clients’ frustration by solving payment problems and improving their purchase experience. Payment process optimization: identify recurring causes of failed transactions and provide improvements to optimise your payment process.

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