Portfolio protection

See the warning signs before the cancellation request arrives.

Flag drops in volume, unresolved service issues and pricing pressure for the account owner. Review the merchant’s recent history before deciding how to respond.

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What it handles

Identify changes in volume, service activity, pricing pressure and the merchant relationship.

Retentions capability

What Risk & attrition signals covers

Identify changes in volume, service activity, pricing pressure and the merchant relationship.

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Volume and transaction-pattern changes

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Service activity and unresolved issue signals

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Pricing pressure and relationship indicators

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Risk prioritisation and account-owner alerts

Workflow notes

Risk & attrition signals in practice

Processing activity falls while support contacts increase. The account owner needs to assess whether there is a seasonal explanation, a technical issue or a relationship problem.

What to prepare

Prepare baseline periods, signal definitions and the account information used to investigate changes.

Review the workflow

  1. Compare the signal with the merchant’s normal activity.
  2. Review service history and recent commercial discussions.
  3. Assign the account owner a follow-up that addresses the issue found.

Does a risk signal prove that a merchant is leaving?

No. It is a reason to investigate. Check when the change began, the source figures and recent account activity before deciding how to respond.

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Before you set it up

Give each alert an owner and check which signals have led to actual cancellations or useful account reviews.

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Related capabilities

Start with the reasons merchants leave.

Bring examples of recent cancellations and saves. We will show how to assign the case, review the options and report what happened.

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