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Kount fight share is not Forter fight share
On one Kount fraud-desk cut, KT fight % is how many Kount alerts the desk sends into a dispute packet. Fought rows go on top. Every Kount alert in that cut sits under.
Pair: Alert-to-fight share on Chargebacks. Risk twin: Forter alert-to-fight. Repeat twin: duplicate-alert.
What you type
Alerts fought — Kount fraud-desk alerts the desk sent into a dispute packet in the cut.
Alerts — Every Kount fraud-desk alert in that same fraud-desk cut.
KT fight % = fought ÷ alerts × 100. When KT fight % climbs, write the refund default on that Kount seat before you staff more packets. Never invent a KT fight chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing KT fight %. Skip loading a Forter risk or Chargeflow pack file into Kount boxes. Skip treating duplicate alerts or rule false-positives as fights. Skip blending desks when one Kount seat owns the packet pile.
Related: Chargebacks, Forter alert-to-fight, duplicate-alert, rule false-positive.
Procedure
- Type alerts fought and alerts.
- Read KT fight %.
- Tighten the refund fork when KT fight % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing KT fight %.
- Dumping a Forter or Chargeflow fight file into Kount fields.
- Counting duplicate alerts or rule false-positives as fights.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- KT fight %
- Alerts fought ÷ Alerts × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Forter alert-to-fight share?
- Risk desk vs fraud desk. [Forter alert-to-fight](/manuals/forter-alert-to-fight-share) scores Forter risk-intake packets. Here both counts are Kount fraud-desk rows.
- Is this Kount duplicate-alert share?
- Repeat fires vs fight decisions. [Duplicate-alert share](/manuals/kount-duplicate-alert-share) is repeats ÷ alerts. This page is fought ÷ alerts.
- What KT fight % should I invent?
- None. Pull fought Kount alerts and total alerts from one Kount fraud-desk cut.