Voicent for E-Commerce & Subscriptions

Recover the failed charge before it becomes churn.

A declined renewal is churn on a timer. Voicent calls, takes the updated card over the keypad, and retries the charge on the same call — instead of adding one more email to a dunning sequence nobody opens.

subscription boxes · DTC brands · membership and SaaS billing · 3PLs and high-AOV retail

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The problem

What this costs you today

Involuntary churn is the quietest line item in a subscription P&L. The customer never decided to leave — a card expired. Email dunning recovers the subset who open email, and the rest churn on a schedule you can predict but do not act on.

What the workflow does

Outbound dunning calls triggered by a failed charge webhook
Card update captured over the keypad and retried on the same call
Order and subscription lookup mid-call, read back to the customer
Returns and exchange handling with refund, capture, or void
Abandoned high-value cart recovery with payment taken live
Write-back to the store and billing system as part of the same workflow

What we report back

No containment rate. These are the figures that decide whether the program renews.

Involuntary churn recovered (MRR)
Cost per recovered subscription
Card update rate on failed charges
Return-to-exchange conversion

Workflows that run on calls like yours

E-Commerce

E-Commerce Order Lookup

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End the call with a transaction, not a promise.

Bring a real queue segment to the call. We'll map the flow, show you the gating, and model what recovery costs you per dollar before you commit to anything.

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