Platform tour

Everything you need to run a merchant book.

Your book and pipeline, boarding, underwriting, risk, pricing, residuals and margins, for every level of your tree. Money figures are estimates until the processor's statements confirm them.

Overview

Start every day with what needs you.

Applications waiting, a possible sanctions match, a disclosure to approve, merchants with rising chargebacks. Then volume, your tree and your residual estimate.

Portfolio overview

Example data

Arrives in this order: Pilot Expanded pilot Full launch After launch

Your book and pipeline

The book

Volume, active merchants, approvals and declines, and chargebacks, for every level of your tree.

Expanded pilot

A boarding pipeline

Draft, submitted, in underwriting, needs info, approved, first payment.

Expanded pilot

Funnel measures

Submitted in 24 hours, approved in a day or a week, first payment in two weeks, by channel.

Expanded pilot

Live analytics

Volume, card mix, approval rates and chargebacks as they happen, by partner and platform.

Expanded pilot

The analysis tool

Break your book down by partner, merchant, channel, card and month, and save the views you use.

Full launch

Reports and downloads

Download any list, or get a weekly summary by email.

Expanded pilot

Boarding, underwriting and risk

Board merchants

Invite or add merchants, collect applications and documents, and follow each to first payment.

Expanded pilot

Board sub-ISOs

Add sub-ISOs and agents, each with its own account under you.

Expanded pilot

Channels as switches

Standard boarding, same-day options and developer platforms are each a switch you turn on or off.

Expanded pilot

The underwriting queue

The platform runs checks and routes alerts. Named people on your team approve, ask for more or decline.

Expanded pilot

Risk cases

Holds, reviews and rising chargebacks, worked as cases your team can see. Merchants never see them.

Expanded pilot

Two-person approvals

Closing a sanctions match, switching on a channel or changing a live gate takes two different people.

Pilot

Money: pricing, fees, residuals and P&L

Pricing

Merchant pricing above your buy rate, by template and schedule. Your margin is the difference.

Expanded pilot

Fee events

Every fee each merchant pays, line by line, as the payments happen.

Expanded pilot

Residual statements

Monthly, line by line, as estimates until the processor's file confirms them; differences are new lines.

Expanded pilot

Margins and P&L

Revenue, buy rate, partner shares and your margin, as a profit and loss for your book.

Expanded pilot

Statement match

When the processor's statement arrives, estimates are confirmed, and any difference is its own line.

Expanded pilot

The platform bill

Your bill from Sovara One, LLC for the software, on its own invoice. Never from a deposit.

Expanded pilot

Sharing, disclosures and access

Sharing with a floor

Each partner shares what it chooses above the minimum you set. Each level sees only what it may.

Expanded pilot

Disclosures and the processing line

Your compliance user approves the disclosure merchants see, before it goes live.

Pilot

An audit log

Every action, by every person and every assistant, with time and reason.

Pilot

Team, roles and two-step sign-in

Roles for owners, underwriters, compliance and analysts. Two-step sign-in for everyone.

Expanded pilot

An API for partners

Everything in the dashboard is in the API, with keys scoped to your level.

Expanded pilot

AI assistant

An assistant on a restricted key looks things up and drafts. People decide.

Expanded pilot
Applications

Applications, as a board.

Your sub-ISOs see where every merchant stands and what is missing. They can send a reminder or upload a document. They never see which check failed, and they never approve.

Applications from draft to approved

Example data

Residuals

Every split, with the math.

Margin times each partner's split, merchant by merchant. Estimated until the processor's file arrives, then confirmed, with any difference as its own line.

A residual statement

Example data

See it with your own book.