Customers can now benefit from completing genuine transactions and blocking fraud by increasing the accuracy of authentication at checkout.
Forter today announced it has launched Forter Plugin for Salesforce Commerce for B2C on Salesforce AppExchange, empowering customers using the B2C platform to prevent fraud and abuse at checkout. Consequently, merchants can shift their focus to improving experiences and growing revenue from their best customers. Forter is the first and only stand-alone, automation-based fraud solution available to Salesforce Commerce for B2C users.
Selling products directly to consumers creates new growth opportunities for businesses. It also adds surface area for fraud and abuse. Businesses are seeking better ways to protect consumer credentials, payment information, and brand reputation to build greater customer loyalty and trust. Forter blocks fraudsters from completing purchases while ensuring legitimate customers experience smooth seamless transaction flows—protecting a merchant’s marketplace and their bottom-line.
Forter worked to build this proprietary plugin in order to account for platform architecture, compliance best practices, and ease of integration. The introduction of the Salesforce Commerce for B2C plugin represents a simple yet powerful application of Forter’s Trust Platform and Identity Graph—both of which protect merchants of all sizes from fraud and abuse through real-time decisions at checkout. Forter’s plugin can also identify bot purchase activity with sophisticated data modeling, allowing merchants to determine how they want to enforce overall business and fraud policies.
Magen Buterbaugh is the President & CEO at Greene Tweed. Listen to her insights on her ambition to be a lawyer and how her math teacher suggested she consider chemical engineering. Now with several accolades to her name including being honored as one of the 2020 Most Outstanding Engineering Alumnus of Penn State and a Board Member of National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) she has never looked back.