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Return-code skew is not ACH return share
Top return-code count ÷ ACH returns make skew %. Type both.
Pair: Return-code skew on Payments. Return share: ACH return share. Same-day: same-day ACH fail.
What you type
Top return-code count — Count of the single most common SeamlessChex return code in the window.
ACH returns — ACH returns in that same SeamlessChex window.
Skew % = top return-code count ÷ ACH returns × 100. Fix the dominant code path when skew % is fat — do not invent a skew chip.
What not to do
Do not invent skew %. Do not mix return share into top-code counts. Do not treat same-day ACH fail as return-code skew. Do not average every MID when one owns the code.
Related: Payments, ACH return share, same-day ACH fail, settlement-hold days.
Procedure
- Type top return-code count and ACH returns.
- Read skew %.
- Fix the dominant code path when skew % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing skew %.
- Mixing return share into top-code counts.
- Treating same-day ACH fail as return-code skew.
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
- Return-code skew %
- Top return-code count ÷ ACH returns × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this ACH return share?
- Sibling settle grain. [ACH return share](/manuals/argyle-ach-return-share) is returns \u00f7 attempts. This page is top return-code count \u00f7 ACH returns.
- Is this same-day ACH fail?
- Related Seamless clock. [Same-day ACH fail](/manuals/seamless-same-day-ach-fail) is same-day fails \u00f7 attempts. This page is SeamlessChex return-code skew.
- What skew % should I invent?
- None. Type top return-code count and ACH returns from the same SeamlessChex window.