Autonomously run the failed-payment recovery loop
Monitors the failed-payment queue and drives the full recovery sequence unattended — retrying charges on schedule, sending escalating recovery emails, triggering access revocation at window close, and flagging human-review cases.
In / outFailed-payment queue (processor webhook/report) → recovery actions executed per account (retry, email, revocation) + escalation flags for human review
You might say…
“I know I'm losing revenue on failed payments but I forget to chase them consistently — I want something that just runs the loop without me remembering.”
What it does
Monitors the failed-payment queue and, for each failure, drives the recovery sequence on a schedule — retrying charges per the retry policy, sending escalating card-update/recovery emails, and triggering automatic access revocation once the recovery window closes — stopping when a payment recovers and flagging cases needing a human (large account, repeated dispute). Runs unattended across the failed-payment book rather than per-account judgement.
Trigger: Use as a standing autonomous process that runs across the failed-payment book whenever new failures enter the queue.
Autonomy: Acts autonomously — runs end-to-end without a human in each loop.
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