Automate compelling evidence submission to card issuers, challenge invalid disputes, and recover revenue through representment workflows
Dispute representment is an automated process that challenges disputes by submitting compelling evidence to card issuers on your behalf.
When enabled, Chargebackhit generates evidence packages using your business information and dispute-related data. Then it submits them through the appropriate channels to help recover disputed funds.
This process handles evidence gathering, response formatting, and submission deadlines so you do not need to manage evidence collection and submission manually.
Enable dispute representment
To activate dispute representment, you need to set up dispute import from your payment provider and complete your business information.
Step 1: Enable dispute import
Connect your payment provider integration to start importing disputes into Chargebackhit.
Each payment provider account requires a corresponding Chargebackhit account. If you have multiple accounts with your payment provider and need to enable dispute import for all of them, contact support to set up additional Chargebackhit accounts.
Follow the integration steps for your payment provider. During configuration, ensure all the required permissions are provided for importing the dispute data.
Currently, dispute import is supported by the following integrations:
Guide Connect your PayPal account to automate dispute import and representment, with evidence submitted directly through the PayPal integration.PayPal
Guide Connect your Adyen account to automate dispute import and representment, and track chargeback outcomes across all transactions in Chargebackhit.Adyen
Guide Connect Stripe to automate alert management, synchronize dispute data in real-time, and handle representment directly from your payment flow.Stripe
Guide Connect your Checkout account to automate dispute import and representment with evidence submitted directly to the card network.Checkout
Guide Connect your Silverflow account to automate dispute import and representment, and track chargeback outcomes in Chargebackhit.Silverflow
Step 2: Complete business details
Provide your business information to make evidence generation possible for dispute representment. Business data is used for compelling evidence supporting your case when challenging disputes.
Complete all required fields in Guide Add your business information to the HUB settings to enable and fully support the dispute representment process.business details,
including your business name, website, refund policy, terms of service, logo, business description, and terms summary.
Once both steps are complete, dispute representment becomes automatically active for new disputes. To ensure a safe start, the representment process is not applied to existing disputes.
Manage dispute representment
By default, dispute representment applies to all new disputes. To apply custom rules based on dispute details, you can request them by contacting the Chargebackhit support team.
For example, there can be rules based on:
Reason code – challenge disputes with specific reason codes only
Dispute amount – set minimum or maximum thresholds for automatic representment
Each dispute includes a Managed by Chargebackhit indicator that shows whether Chargebackhit automatically handles representment for the dispute. You can view and filter by this indicator on the Guide Monitor and manage payment disputes from active integrations, tracking dispute statuses, response deadlines, and representment outcomes.Disputes
page in the Chargebackhit HUB.
Track disputes
Subscribe to the
dispute webhook
Webhookto receive real-time notifications when disputes are created, updated, or when representment status changes. Each notification contains the full dispute object with the latest state.
Find the dispute you need and click on it. Use Filters if required.
On the dispute details page, view:
Dispute information block for dispute status
Representment information block for representment status
Enrich dispute data
Dispute enrichment improves evidence generation by connecting additional transaction and customer data from your system. Chargebackhit uses this data to strengthen the representment file before it is submitted to the card issuer.
When a dispute is ready for enrichment, the representment status changes to waiting-for-enrichment.
Dispute webhook
Webhooknotifies you when a dispute is ready for enrichment. To check the current evidence state, use
get dispute evidence
API. Add or update evidence data using the
update dispute evidence
API, then submit through the
submit dispute evidence
APIor from the dispute details page in the Guide Monitor and manage payment disputes from active integrations, tracking dispute statuses, response deadlines, and representment outcomes.Disputes
section of the Chargebackhit HUB.
Submit enrichment data before the enrichment_deadline to give Chargebackhit the most time to generate a complete representment file.
Represent dispute
If you have prepared your own evidence package, you can submit it directly as a PDF file, bypassing the enrichment flow. The uploaded file is used as the complete evidence package.
Upload the file through the
files upload
APIto get a file_id, then submit it through the
represent dispute
API. On success, the representment status changes to submission-in-progress. The operation returns 409 if the dispute is not in a representable state or a representment has already been submitted.
Alternatively, submit from the dispute details page in the Guide Monitor and manage payment disputes from active integrations, tracking dispute statuses, response deadlines, and representment outcomes.Disputes
section of the Chargebackhit HUB.
Representment process
Dispute import When a dispute occurs, it is imported from your connected payment provider and appears in Chargebackhit HUB with the Needs response status.
Enrichment window The dispute enters the waiting-for-enrichment state. During this period, you can add merchant-specific evidence through the HUB or the API. The enrichment deadline is shown on the dispute details page and in the webhook payload.
Evidence preparation The system generates evidence using your business details, dispute-related data, and any merchant-provided enrichment.
Submission The evidence package is submitted to the payment provider or card issuer. The action is logged in dispute history. Status updates to Processing.
Review period The card issuer reviews the evidence. Dispute status changes to Under review.
Resolution The issuer makes a decision, and the dispute is Resolved with the won, lost, or RDR outcome.
Status changes and actions are recorded in dispute history. You can view this timeline on the dispute details page.