Setting up duplicate scoring rules
Pega Smart Dispute for Issuers can flag transactions as duplicates based on scoring rules that consider data elements such as the transaction amount, transaction date, account number, and acquirer reference number. Pega Smart Dispute for Issuers can also accept close matches, for example, two items dated within three business or calendar days. You can also weight the two conditions so that an amount match is twice as important as a date match.
When a dispute is entered, Pega Smart Dispute for Issuers uses the Duplicate search to
locate possible duplicates. The Rule-Search-Scoringrule identifies the
critical fields for locating potential duplicates.
For each identified field, you set the conditions and a weighted average to be used when searching for duplicates. Pega Smart Dispute for Issuers tallies a score (weighted average) based on each matching field value and marks the case for review if the score exceeds the defined number. You can also set a threshold, which if not met, allows the case to continue through normal processing
- In the Dev Studio header search text field, enter
DuplicateScore and select the
PegaCard-Sd- Dispute-scoringrule from the results. - Click Save As.
- In the Apply to field, select the appropriate implementation class for your application.
- In the Add to ruleset list, select the ruleset for your application.
- Click Create and open.
- Change the comparison operation by selecting a value from the selection
box.
- Exact Match
- A string comparison; values (such as amounts, dates, or text) must match exactly.
- Range
- A numeric comparison; values (such as amounts) must match within a certain range.
- Range in Days (C)
- For a date match, the range in calendar days.
- Range in Days (B)
- For a date match, the range in business days, using a calendar to determine valid business days.
- Enter new values in the LowerBound and UpperBound fields. For operations other than Exact Match, use values relative to the value of the case being searched. Enter ranges as –x to y.
- Enter a value in the Weight field. The Weight values are optional but must add up to 100 percentage.
- To change the Minimum Confidence Threshold, enter a number from 1 to 100. For example, in the previous rule, the weighted average of the four conditions is 100. If you set the threshold to 75, the system automatically identifies the case as a duplicate and continues processing when three conditions are met.
- To add a new comparison, click Add Row. Ensure that any properties you add are valid and that you adjust the weighting correctly. To delete a comparison, click Delete Row.
- Click Save.
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