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Payments

From failed Stripe payments to structured collections

Stripe processes card and ACH payments and handles invoicing and subscription billing for many U.S. businesses. When a charge fails or an invoice goes past due, the related records can be sent to Fortis for collections on request.

Being added – on request

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Integrations are being added

The integrations shown here are currently being added to the Fortis system and are not yet available for general use. If you would like to use one, please contact us directly – via the request form or at info@fortis-inkasso.de.

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How Fortis works with Stripe

After Fortis reviews your request and individually activates the integration, we can take over past-due Stripe invoices, failed subscription charges and lost disputes as open accounts. We then handle payment reminders and collections and report account status back to you in the agreed format. Scope and data fields are defined together with you.

These integrations are currently being added to our system. If you would like to use one, please contact us directly.

Typical data from Stripe

  • Failed card and ACH payments
  • Past-due Stripe invoices
  • Lost chargeback disputes
  • Customer and billing details

Which data is transferred is agreed with you when access is activated.

How access works

  1. 1

    Submit a request

    Choose your system and tell us briefly which receivables data you want to send.

  2. 2

    Review by Fortis

    We review your request and align the technical requirements with you.

  3. 3

    Individual activation

    Once approved, you send open receivables to Fortis directly from your system.

Prefer to connect through the Fortis API?

After review, you can link your own systems to Fortis through an individual API integration.

Go to the Fortis API

Stripe is a trademark of its respective owner. Its mention describes an integration Fortis reviews on request and does not imply any cooperation with the vendor.