 when a user attempts to update the address, payment method, password, or other account information post authentication on your website.

After a user attempts to update an account.

After they pass error handling and you retrieve their IP Address and User Agent.

we recommend you send all values associated with the account even if they are not being updated.

: Send all values from before the update.

: Send all values from after the update (changed or unchanged).

is an important field and should always be present with the value post-update. This means, if your site does not allow email updates, the same email address will be passed 3 times in the 

event even if something we don't collect is changed. 

: Some clients have preferences such as a user's avatar or preferred rental car type.

User goes to Account Update and changes something (address, payment methods, personal info).

Client processes frontend validation to ensure all fields are filled in properly.

Client's backend server calls Accertify with All 

(after change) regardless if they changed or not.

Account Create

Account Update

passwordless

inrisk

passkey

gateway

deviceserver

mobile

browser

riskID

extract

profiles

index

documentationplatform

returnssolution

protectionproduct

chargebackproduct

fraudproduct

Provides mobile device identification and risk assessment via Software Development Kits (SDKs) for Android and iOS devices.

InMobile

Accertify's post-transaction product that manages the chargeback process for merchants.

Chargeback_Module

The act of a credit card company charging a merchant for goods that a merchant consumer claims they either did not purchase or did not receive. Onus is on the merchant to prove the consumer made the purchase and the merchant delivered the goods.

Chargeback

A service that lets you choose a key field (such as email address) and define the fields you want to collect alongside it to create new data points you can add to the Transaction Detail screen or write rules against.

Profile_Builder

Accertify's platform can monitor the entire fraud lifecycle, including pre-transaction, payment, and post-transaction risk.

Interceptas_Platform

platformname

Device (formerly known as InBrowser) is Accertify’s browser-based data collection solution that gathers transaction and device data from end-user browsers and transmits it to Accertify servers for risk analysis.

Device

A product that collects device attributes, user behavior data, and authentication signals via JavaScript to support risk analysis and decisioning.

Accertify_Data_Collector

A solution that pairs with Fraud Management to mitigate risk associated with claims, adjustments, refunds, returns, reshipping, and exchanges.


CARE

An Accertify product that uses the Interceptas® Data Management Platform to process transaction data and enable users to address their fraud risk.

Accertify_Fraud_Management

The Accertify Case Management feature is the user interface within the Interceptas Platform.

Case_Management

Accertify Risk ID. A cross-client consortium of positive and negative data points.

ARID

An Accertify product that streamlines all aspects of the chargeback management process from review of a client’s payment, to receiving the chargeback, and submitting a representment response

Accertify_Chargeback_Management

Accertify Chargeback Management (ACM) is our official product offering. It helps to streamline all aspects of the chargeback management process from review of a client’s payment, to receiving the chargeback and submitting a representment response. 

A historical reputational data set that produces a risk assessment between 0.000 and 1.000, with the higher probability indicating a higher risk of fraud.

Accertify_Index

A group of Accertify products that analyze device attributes, environmental signals, and behavioral patterns to support event and transactional fraud decisions.

Device_Intelligence

An Accertify product that combines continuous monitoring and machine-learning algorithms to identify risky events that occur on Client websites using the five pillars: Device, Connection, Location, Behavior, and Reputation.