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What's included

Updated on June 22, 2022

The version number of the Payment Exception Recovery application is PFSAPER:8. The application is built on the Pega Foundation for Financial Services(PFFS) as well as the Pega Infinity Platform version 8.7.

Pega Foundation for Financial Services

Rulesets

The Payment Exception Recovery application consists of the following rulesets:

  • PSFAPER – Core rules for the Payment Exception and Recovery application.
  • PSFAPERInt – Integration ruleset for integrating with other systems.
  • PFSA – Organizational level ruleset for organizational rules.
  • PFSAInt - Organizational level integration ruleset for integrating with other systems.

Case types

The Payment Exception Recovery application contains an implementation layer. However, clients need to run the new application wizard to create their own implementation. The following two case types are included:

Case Type

Case typeDescription
ClaimUsed for intake of new payment disputes and is linked to all disputed transactions.
Payment exceptionManages the lifecycle of a single disputed transaction. This is a model case type that can be used as is to provide a generic dispute process or it can be specialized into payment specific case types.

Data model

The Payment Exception Recovery application contains the following data objects.

Data Model

Data typeDescription
AccountCustomer account attributes
Accounting entryAttributes for a single accounting entry
App ExtensionApplication attributes requiring custom values when extending the application. For more information, see Next Steps.
Dispute reason matrixStorage for dispute reason metadata
PartyAttributes for a party to a dispute
QnAContainer for questions/answers related to dispute reasons
Supplemental informationContainer for capturing supplemental information
TransactionPayment transaction attributes
ValidationsContainer for validations that determine probable dispute success.

Dispute reason matrix

The Dispute Reason Matrix stores the possible dispute/fraud reason codes by payment type. Sample reason codes are provided but each implementation must provide its own reason codes.

QnA (Questionnaire)

The QnA or Questionnaire class is the source for questions that support the Customer Interview step in the Payment Exception case type. Sample questions are provided as an example for implementation.

Supplemental information

The Supplemental Information is the source for questions that support the Supplemental Information step in the Claim case type. Sample questions are provided as an example for implementation.

Validations

Validations stores the link to the rule to execute for a particular validation scenario. These validations are used to determine the viability of a dispute prior to submission for processing. Sample validations are provided for the Payment Exception case type.

Work queues and work groups

The following table lists the main work queue and their associated work group.

Work Queue and Work Group

Work QueueWork Group
PER_Exceptiondefault@PFSA
PER_Frauddefault@PFSA

Access groups and portals

The core System Administrator account for the Payment Exception Recovery application is PERSysAministrator. To use this account, enable the Operator ID and change the password.

Portals

The following are the end user portals and the access groups that utilize them.

Portals

PortalAccess group
DeveloperPFSAPER:Admin
Case WorkerPFSAPER:BackOfficeUser
Case WorkerPFSAPER:FrontOfficeUser
Case ManagerPFSAPER:Manager

Personas

The Payment Exception Recovery application contains the following example personas, listed with their corresponding Access Group and Channels.

Persona

Persona nameAccess groupChannels
Back-office userPFSAPER:BackOfficeUserCase worker portal
Front-office userPFSAPER:FrontOfficeUserCase worker portal
ManagerPFSAPER:ManagerCase manager portal

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