Controlled pilot scope
Stripe disputes where off-Stripe evidence matters.
The public pilot is intentionally narrow. It starts with a free async audit, then a fixed-scope 14-day pilot only when ProofArc can add product, support, cancellation, policy, or auth evidence that Stripe does not automatically assemble.
In scope
Evidence-rich Stripe disputes
- Stripe card disputes for B2B subscription SaaS and recurring digital-access businesses
- One Stripe workspace during the launch pilot
- Up to three live disputes in the $1,000 14-day pilot
- Product/auth and support/helpdesk evidence when it strengthens packet quality
- Review-first packet compile, validation, attachment guidance, staging, and operator approval
Out of scope
Cases to hold back
- Non-Stripe payments and broad multi-processor chargeback management
- Shipping-only physical-goods evidence workflows where carrier proof is the full case
- Prevention-network products, RDR/Ethoca-style tooling, or broad fraud scoring
- Guaranteed issuer outcomes, legal advice, or autonomous final submit by default
- Public recurring pricing before the first controlled pilot evidence is reviewed
01
Start
Request a free audit with one live dispute, deadline context, and the systems that hold the strongest proof.
02
Decide
Review amount at risk, nearest deadline, evidence readiness, what Stripe already has, and what ProofArc would add.
03
Pilot
If the gap is real, pay for the fixed-scope sprint, install Stripe, sync disputes, and compile a reviewed packet.
ProofArc should stay audit-first during the controlled pilot. Install and dashboard links are for qualified or returning users, not the default first step for cold visitors.
Keep the first step narrow.
One dispute, one evidence-gap read, then a pilot only if off-Stripe proof can help.