Omise teams need to connect payment activity to orders, customers, support cases, and accounting evidence. Strawberry can help investigate the gaps between those records, prepare a clean reconciliation, and make a proposed financial action easy for the responsible person to verify.
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A payment exception needs more than a transaction ID.
A failed charge may be an expired card, a duplicate attempt, an order-system mismatch, or a customer asking the wrong question. Strawberry can gather the dashboard evidence, order context, and conversation history into a single investigation brief.
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Reconcile the records before the discrepancy becomes a write-off.
Finance teams lose time moving between payment dashboards and exports to explain small differences that add up. Strawberry can prepare a matched and unmatched queue, retaining the date, amount, order reference, and reason each record needs attention.
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Give the refund reviewer the full story.
A refund is not just a customer-service gesture; it affects the order, payment record, stock or service status, and financial reporting. Strawberry can prepare the relevant facts so the authorised reviewer sees the claimed issue and transaction history together.
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Check settled activity at the right time of day.
A recurring Omise review should run after the relevant settlement window, not on an arbitrary schedule. Save the exception logic as a skill and prepare the prior-day payment queue once new settlement information is expected to be complete.
It can use the Omise page you open alongside order exports, support records, and accounting context.
Treat every financial change as an explicitly reviewed action. ### Can it prepare a recurring reconciliation pass? Yes. Save a tested exception check as an Omise skill and prepare it after the settlement period it is meant to review.
Open the relevant Omise records and the order or accounting material beside them. Strawberry can prepare an exception list for missing, failed, or mismatched records without changing payment data.
It can inspect the browser-visible payment context and prepare a review queue with the related order and support evidence you provide. Refunds, captures, and record changes remain reviewed financial actions.