
Surcharge Billing Agent
The agent automates surcharge calculation and application within payment systems to help enterprises recover credit card processing fees.
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Surcharge Billing Agent
The Surcharge Billing Agent automates the calculation and application of credit-card surcharges while helping businesses follow regional payment regulations.
The Problem
Manually calculating surcharges and tracking different regional rules can be time-consuming and error-prone.
The agent automates the process, helping businesses recover processing fees while maintaining compliance.
How It Works
1. Analyze Transactions
The agent reviews historical payment data and identifies applicable surcharge rules.
2. Create Surcharge Rules
It generates surcharge rules based on card type, transaction data, and regional regulations.
3. Review & Approve
Finance teams review and approve the proposed rules through a secure portal.
4. Apply Surcharges Automatically
Once approved, the agent applies the correct surcharge to eligible transactions in real time.
5. Track & Reconcile
It generates logs and reconciliation reports to help finance teams monitor surcharge collections and maintain accurate records.
Key Benefits
Automate surcharge calculations
Apply surcharges in real time
Follow regional regulations
Recover payment processing costs
Reduce manual errors
Integrate with existing payment systems
Generate reports for reconciliation and audits
Best For
Finance and treasury teams
Payment operations teams
Retail and e-commerce businesses
Subscription businesses
Mid-size and enterprise companies
Businesses operating across multiple regions
Pricing
Paid solution. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and requires contacting ZBrain for a quote.
In Simple Terms
The agent calculates the right credit-card surcharge, checks compliance, applies it automatically, and tracks the collected fees.
Why it was built
“It was developed by ZBrain to help enterprises recover revenue lost to credit card processing fees while maintaining compliance with regulations.”
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