What is a chargeback dossier+
It is the evidence package you send back when you dispute a chargeback. Receipts, delivery proof, customer communication, and a written response letter, collected into one indexed document and ordered to make the clearest case for reversal.
How are the reviews and letters produced+
A language model reads the case record you entered, including the reason code, amounts, dates, notes, and the name and category of every uploaded file, then writes from that. Nothing is a stored template. The case text is processed by DeepSeek, our model provider, under their API terms; the contents of your uploaded files are never sent, only their names, categories, and your descriptions. Every draft is yours to edit before it leaves the platform.
Can I try the AI before paying+
Yes. Every new account gets three free AI runs, usable as any mix of case reviews, drafted response letters, and evidence reviews. No card is required to use them. They are only counted when a run actually succeeds, so a failed generation costs you nothing. After that, Professional removes the cap.
Which reason codes are covered+
27 Visa and Mastercard codes across fraud (10.x), authorization (11.x), processing errors (12.x), and consumer disputes (13.x), plus Mastercard 4837, 4853, and 4863. Each one carries its own response strategy, the evidence types commonly relevant to it, a representment window used for deadline calculation, and practical notes.
Will this win my dispute+
No tool can promise that. The reason code, the evidence, and the issuing bank decide the outcome. The case strength score weighs seven factors and tells you where the file is thin. Treat it as a checklist for completeness, not a prediction.
Is my data secure+
Traffic is encrypted with TLS 1.3, passwords are hashed with bcrypt, every form is CSRF protected, authentication is rate limited with account lockout, security headers include a strict Content Security Policy, and uploads are validated server side by extension and MIME type. Each of those is live today rather than planned.