See payment intent.
Track every payment page visit, button click, and completed transaction. Payment signals reveal debtor intent and power autonomous recovery decisions.
- Payment page visit detection
- Pay button click tracking
- Full payment attribution
- Time-to-pay analysis
Payment page visited
The debtor opened the payment page. They're aware of the debt and actively considering payment.
Pay button clicked
The debtor clicked the payment button but hasn't completed the transaction — a high-intent signal.
Payment received
Payment completed successfully. Amount, currency, and payment method recorded with full attribution.
Partial payment
The debtor paid less than the full amount — potentially indicating willingness to negotiate a plan.
Payment intelligence capabilities
Every payment interaction captured, attributed, and used to optimise recovery.
Page visit detection
Know exactly when a debtor visits their payment page — even if they don't pay. This is a strong signal of awareness and intent.
Button click tracking
Distinguish between debtors who visit the page and those who actively attempt to pay. Click signals indicate high payment intent.
Payment completion
Full payment event capture with amount, currency, method (card, bank transfer, plan instalment), and exact timestamp.
Payment attribution
Every payment is linked back to the communication that drove it — proving which channel, timing, and tone actually works.
Time-to-pay analysis
Measure the gap between first contact and payment. This powers avg_time_to_pay_days in the debtor intelligence profile.
Intent scoring
Page visits and button clicks without payment increase the likelihood score — the debtor is engaged but needs a nudge.
Payment signals across the Recovery Engine
Payment intent data powers decisions at every recovery stage.