Ekata - Preventing eCommerce Customer Insult and Lost CLTV
Common Sense Virtual Roundtable:

Preventing eCommerce Customer Insult and Lost CLTV

April 28th, 2021, Successfully held

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Presented by

Ekata

Here’s what we discussed:

The modern consumer wants both speed and security. From opening an account to making their first transaction to having their digital or physical good delivered to them, expectations are high. But it’s hard to find the balance between speed, accuracy, and security. Unfortunately, many good customers are issued false declines to their good transactions when this balance isn’t found, resulting in lost revenue and damaged loyalty.

This roundtable discussion focused on how reducing false declines within the eCommerce workflow can boost your bottom line – now and in the future.

Questions we discussed:
  • How many steps does your new account opening process take?
  • How do you currently verify identities at account opening? At transaction processing?
  • Are false declines a recognized problem within your company? How have you raised awareness of the false decline challenge within your company?
  • What metrics are you tracking for consumer satisfaction?
  • What identity data is critical for your risk assessment or transaction/user verification workflows?

Moderated by 

Jordan Reynolds
VP of Market Strategy – eCommerce & Marketplaces at Ekata
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About Ekata:

Ekata provides APIs and a SaaS solution built around five core identity elements: name, phone, email, address, and IP to help you assess risk in all types of online interactions. These include fake account creation, payment authentication, transaction fraud and manual fraud review.

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