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How to Use the Disputes Table
How to Use the Disputes Table

A credit card dispute occurs when a cardholder challenges a charge on their credit card statement.

Lucia Burin Sestakova avatar
Written by Lucia Burin Sestakova
Updated over 2 months ago

πŸ” Required Role Permissions: Disputes

πŸ”“ Optional Role Permissions: Save Searches, See Bulk Action, Data Export, Generate Reports

A credit card dispute occurs when a cardholder challenges a charge on their credit card statement.

πŸ“’ NOTE

Carefully review the disputed order and the appeal process to make sure have not become a victim of an unfair chargeback.

Default Columns

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  • ​Amount - shows the amount of the dispute

  • Status - shows the status of the dispute

Status

Description

​Warning Needs Response

Warning Under Review

​Warning Closed

​Needs Response

evidence is required

Under Review

when evidence is submitted, the dispute status changes to 'Under Review'

​Charge Refunded

the amount contested by the customer has been refunded

Won

the customer's card dispute was rejected in favour of your operation.

Lost

the dispute was resolved in favour of the customer.

  • ​Transaction - shows the order number of the disputed transaction

  • ​Reason - shows the reason provided to the bank when the dispute was raised

  • Customer - shows the customer's name

  • Dispute Day - the day the dispute was created

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Columns can be easily filtered by pressing the arrow next to the column title.


Actions

The action bar between the navigation bar and the bookings table enables you to perform a number of additional functions.


Search bar - filter the bookings table, using any parameter from the available columns, see Generate Report below

  • Keep Filter - when using search, tick the checkbox to make the column filters available

  • Saved Searches - press Saved Searches> Save Current Search to save your current search parameters and filtered columns, or Saved Searches > Manage Searches to edit or delete existing searches

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To learn more about saved searches, read our article Working with Saved Searches.

  • Reset All Filters - appears when a filter was used; press to reset filters to their default states

  • Bulk Actions - select one or multiple bookings and press to apply an action on your selection; options include

Bulk Action

Description

Delete All

delete all selected disputes

  • Show Columns - press to add new columns, or remove existing ones from your current view

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The list of columns which can be added is listed at the end of this article, under Generate Report.

  • Export - export the bookings table in CSV, Excel or SQL format

  • Generate Report - create charts and reports to analyse data from the booking table

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To learn more about reports, read our article Working with Charts and Reports.


​Dispute Detail

Select a row to view the detail of a specific dispute.
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Field

Description

Product description

description of the product or service and any relevant details on how this was presented to a customer at the time of purchase

Customer name

shows the customer's name as entered during checkout

Customer email address

shows the customer's email address as entered during checkout

Customer signature

upload a file of the customer's signature

Billing address

the customer's billing address as entered during checkout

Service date

the date the customer visited the attraction

Customer Purchase IP

Receipt

upload the receipt the customer received when they purchased the tour

Customer communication

upload any communication (emails, instant messaging) relevant to the dispute

Service documentation

upload any documentation showing proof that a service was provided to the customer

Submit Evidence

Enter any information pertinent to the dispute and upload any documentation that can support your case, see Dispute Detail.

Press the Update Dispute button to save your documents.

Press the Submit Evidence button to send all your supporting documentation to the card issuer to review the dispute.


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