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Payment recovery

The quietest churn is a card that failed at 3am.

Nobody chooses this kind of churn, and it never clicks a cancel button, so a cancel-flow widget never sees it. Tenure treats a failed payment as a retention moment with its own flow, its own offers and the same measurement as everything else.

  1. Day 0

    Payment fails

    Your provider gives up here

  2. Day 1

    Retry, plus an email

    Timing you set, not the default

  3. Day 3

    Retry with a bank check

    When the bank asks for one

  4. Day 5

    A recovery offer

    A credit or a downgrade, within budget

  5. Day 9

    Final attempt

    Then the subscription closes cleanly

Every step stops the instant the payment clears, and the whole run is measured the same way as the cancel flow.

A failed payment, worked over nine days.

Chasing a failed payment is a flow, not a cron job

Retry schedules, emails and escalation, all editable and all measured.

  • Retry timing you control, rather than your billing provider's default
  • Email sequences that stop the moment the payment succeeds
  • Card authentication handled when the bank asks for it
  • Suppression rules, so nobody gets chased twice for the same invoice

Offers, when chasing is not working

Sometimes the payment is failing because the price stopped making sense.

  • A recovery incentive applied as a credit or a coupon, within budget
  • A downgrade, when the plan is the problem and the card is not
  • Everything measured the same way as the cancel flow
  • The undo window applies here too

One place it all reports

Recovered revenue sits beside saved revenue, on the same P&L.

  • Recovery reporting with its own lift measurement
  • Attempt-level detail when you need to see what happened to one invoice
  • Exports that match the rest of the reporting, column for column
  • Alerts when a recovery rate moves

Stop losing subscriptions to expired cards.

Recovery runs on the same rules and the same reporting as the cancel flow.