Monitor and manage payment disputes from active integrations, tracking dispute statuses, response deadlines, and representment outcomes
The Disputes page in the
Chargebackhit
HUB
displays all disputes associated with your account. You can track dispute statuses, review response deadlines, monitor outcomes, and manage dispute representment.
When you first access the page, you may see:
No integrations enabled – if you have no providers connected
No disputes found – if integrations are active but there are no disputes
Disputes displayed on this page depend on the Guide Connect external payment providers to automate alert matching, refunds, subscription cancellation, dispute import, and representment workflows.integrations
you have enabled. If an integration with a dispute network is active, disputes from that channel appear automatically.
View disputes
To explore and overview disputes, the page provides a list of dispute cases, allowing you to quickly access key details, track deadlines, and see outcomes.
The list shows:
Dispute ID – unique dispute identifier
Provider dispute ID – PSP-level dispute identifier assigned by the payment provider
Deadline date – the due date for your response
Status – current dispute state
Amount – disputed transaction amount
Outcome – result after resolution
Reason – chargeback Guide Explore chargeback reason codes across Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Discover to navigate disputes and build prevention strategies.reason codes
Source – connected provider the dispute relates to
Dispute channel – indicates if the PayPal dispute is internal or external, shown as — for other providers
Managed by Chargebackhit – indicates whether Chargebackhit automatically handles representment for this dispute
Representment status – current stage of the representment process
Use Columns and Filters to customize the view by dispute ID, provider dispute ID, date, amount, status, outcome, reason, source, dispute channel, managed by Chargebackhit, or representment status.
Click on Apply to apply selected filters or Clear all to reset.
Regularly check disputes with the Needs response status and respond before the deadline to prevent automatic loss.
Dispute statuses
Disputes may have the following statuses:
Needs response – requires action and evidence submission
Processing – evidence has been submitted
Under review – dispute is being reviewed by the card scheme
Resolved – dispute has been closed and an outcome is available
When the dispute is resolved, it gets one of the outcomes:
Won – resolved in favor of the merchant
Lost – resolved in favor of the cardholder
RDR – Guide Resolve disputed Visa transactions in real time before they escalate, using a rule-based decision engine to determine refunds or chargebacks automatically.Rapid Dispute Resolution
case, closed automatically
Managed by Chargebackhit
The Managed by Chargebackhit column shows whether a dispute was automatically processed by Chargebackhit or passed to the merchant for manual handling.
Value
Meaning
Yes
The dispute meets representment conditions and was processed by Chargebackhit automatically.
No
The dispute was passed to the merchant for manual processing. This occurs when representment is turned off, a filter rule excludes the dispute, or evidence submission failed due to a PSP-side error.
None
The received dispute does not require representment.
Use the Managed by Chargebackhit filter to target disputes by one of the values above.
View dispute details
Clicking on a dispute ID opens the dispute details page, which provides information about that specific dispute case.
The dispute details page includes:
Dispute information Contains Dispute ID, Provider Dispute ID, Provider Payment ID, amount, reason code, status, dispute creation date, deadline date, outcome, source, Dispute channel, and Managed by Chargebackhit.
Representment information Displays the current representment status with the Provide enrichment action button. Appears only when automatic dispute representment is enabled for the connected provider.
Dispute history Shows a chronological timeline of dispute events, such as records about dispute creation and updates on progress. If dispute representment is enabled, you can view the auto-generated representment file submitted for representment.
The Representment information section may have one of the following statuses:
Status
Description
Waiting for enrichment
The dispute is awaiting additional merchant-provided evidence before the representment file can be finalized.
Evidence generation
The evidence file is being generated.
Submission in progress
The evidence file is being submitted to the provider.
Submitted
The evidence file has been successfully submitted to the provider.
Submission failed
The evidence file was sent but rejected by the provider via API, and the merchant can attempt to submit the file manually.
Closed
The dispute cannot be challenged through representment as determined by the provider.
While automatic Guide Automate compelling evidence submission to card issuers, challenge invalid disputes, and recover revenue through representment workflows.dispute representment
automates evidence generation and submission, disputes may still require additional merchant-specific documentation. It can include delivery confirmations, receipts, application logs, or communication history.
Enrich evidence
Evidence enrichment lets you supplement auto-generated evidence with your own files and information, supporting your case with relevant documentation. Supporting files and additional details can be uploaded before submission to the card network.
Select the dispute to open the dispute details page.
Click on Replace next to the file to update it.
Upload the new file and click on Save to confirm.
The new evidence replaces the previous one, and it is submitted on the deadline or when manually submitted.
Dispute representment
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 via the
files upload
API
to get a file_id, then submit it via the
represent dispute
API
.
The operation returns 409 if the dispute is not in a representable state or a representment has already been submitted.
Select the dispute to open the dispute details page.
In the Representment information block, click on Replace next to File.
Upload a PDF file up to 2MB.
Click on Submit.
To learn more about the full representment flow, see the Guide Automate compelling evidence submission to card issuers, challenge invalid disputes, and recover revenue through representment workflows.dispute representment
guide.