Finance · Illustrative journey

A charge I don't recognize.

An illustrative transaction-dispute journey: general guidance first, then an account specialist follows the bank's verification process.

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Narrator: Maya sees a charge she doesn't recognize. She wants to know how to start a dispute.

Maya (customer): There's a charge I don't recognize. What should I have ready?

Virtual Assistant: I can explain the general process. Have the transaction date, amount, and a short description ready.

Narrator: The Virtual Assistant gives general guidance. Account details and the dispute itself belong with an authorized specialist.

Maya (customer): I have those details. Can someone help with my specific transaction?

Alex (account specialist): I understand you want to discuss an unfamiliar charge. We'll use our secure process to verify your account.

Narrator: Agent Assist helps Alex find the bank's approved instructions. Alex checks them and explains what comes next.

Alex (account specialist): Once you're verified, I'll review your concern and explain how our dispute process works.

Maya (customer): Thank you. I know what to prepare, and who will help me next.

Narrator: AdaptCX. A clear next step, with the specialist making the decisions.

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