Connect Magento 2 and Forter to score orders in real time, approve more good customers, reduce chargebacks, and keep checkout fast with flexible decision rules.
• Checkout, customer, device, payment, and order attributes are routed from Magento (Adobe Commerce) to Forter via API requests for real-time evaluation.
• Forter responses (approve, decline, review, plus reason codes when available) are mapped back to Magento order state and status for downstream processing.
• A decision is persisted on the order record, enabling consistent handling across admin actions, exports, and customer service workflows.
• Event-based calls are triggered on key moments such as order placement and payment updates, with idempotency handling to prevent duplicate decisions.
• Optional enrichment data (addresses, customer history signals, and item details) is normalized into Forter’s expected schema to improve decision accuracy.
• Errors, timeouts, and non-200 responses are logged with request correlation IDs, and fallback handling is applied based on configured risk rules.
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We connect Forter to Magento checkout and the order lifecycle so order context is sent to Forter and the approve, decline, or review decision returns to Magento in milliseconds.
Typically we pass cart contents, totals, customer identifiers, device and session signals, payment and shipping details, and historical account activity, mapped to Forter’s API requirements.
Yes, we configure Magento order states and custom rules so Forter outcomes trigger holds, cancellations, review queues, or fulfillment release without extra clicks.
Yes, we can implement store-view aware logic so Forter is called with the right locale, currency, and policy setup per storefront and region.
We use efficient API calls, timeouts, and async handling where appropriate, then validate impact with performance testing so risk checks do not become a bottleneck.