Forter introduces five new AI agents
Forter launches AI-driven tools to reduce checkout friction and help retailers recover lost revenue through better data context.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra — Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
Forter is launching new AI agents designed to help retailers recover revenue that is often lost during the checkout and financing process. For your business, this technology aims to solve the friction that occurs when legitimate customers are flagged as high-risk or when credit applications are abandoned due to poor data context. These tools work by analyzing customer behavior in real-time to provide a clearer picture of intent and identity. This means fewer false declines and a better understanding of why a customer might be dropping off during a finance application. By using 'Model Context Protocol' technology, these agents pull data from various sources to help your team make faster decisions on customer eligibility without having to manually bridge different software systems. The focus is on moving away from rigid, manual rules toward a system that adapts to how shoppers actually interact with your online store. For operators, this leads to higher conversion rates and a more seamless bridge between picking a product and securing the funds to buy it.
Source: Finextra — Lending
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