The Order Authorization Results report provides a comprehensive view of bank authorization outcomes for processed transactions. It aggregates both transactional volume and monetary totals, offering insight into authorization trends across various processors, payment types, and channels.
By centralizing this data, the report gives you immediate visibility into processor health and bank decisioning, allowing you to identify revenue bottlenecks, optimize payment routing, and understand the direct financial impact of authorization rates on your business.
To access the report, sign in to Kount 360 and go to Analytics > Folders > Payments Fraud Reports > Order Authorization Results. You can view data corresponding to your assigned organizational hierarchy and role-based access permissions. Fraud analysts in child organizations are restricted to viewing data for their specific entity, while parent organization users can view aggregated portfolio metrics or select individual child organizations.
You can leverage this dashboard to monitor and respond to several critical scenarios:
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Processor health monitoring: Track authoization approve and decline rates across different payment processors to rapidly identify potential outages, misconfigurations, or integration issues.
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Auth Decline code analysis: Investigate specific bank authorization decline codes to understand exactly why transactions are failing post-fraud check, enabling better customer messaging and retry logic.
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Revenue impact assessment: Analyze the aggregate monetary value of authorization approved versus authorization declined orders to quantify the direct financial impact of bank decisions on the bottom line.
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Omniscore performance evaluation: Compare bank authorization results against Omniscores to see how issuer decisions align with the platform's initial risk assessments.
Refer to the following table for a list of the charts and their descriptions included in this report:
You can refine the data using the following global filters:
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Timezone: Adjusts the timezone of the report data (for example, UTC).
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Event Timestamp: Defines the reporting window; the default setting is two weeks including the current week.
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Auth Result: Filters the report by the specific outcome, specifically: Approved, Declined, Unknown, and Null (or Error).
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Payment Type: Refines data based on Payment Types that have been used by the client in the filtered Event Timestamp.
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Auth Processor: Filters data by Processors that have been used by the client within the filtered Event Timestamp.
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Amount: Allows users to select a minimum and/or maximum Order Total Amount.
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