PYMNTS Research Shows Orchestration Gap in Payment Results
PYMNTS research with PayPal Open reports large gap in payment gains tied to orchestration levels.
PYMNTS research with PayPal Open reports large gap in payment gains tied to orchestration levels.
A tweet from PYMNTS states that 78% of companies with all five orchestration capabilities saw payment completion gains of at least 2%. Among those with only one or two capabilities the figure is 7%, creating a 71-point gap. The post says adding processors is the easy part while getting better performance from the resulting network is harder. It points to new PYMNTS Intelligence research conducted with PayPal Open and links to an article titled Why Merchants Get Better Results When Their Payment Systems Work Together.
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PYMNTS research with PayPal Open reports large gap in payment gains tied to orchestration levels.
A tweet from PYMNTS states that 78% of companies with all five orchestration capabilities saw payment completion gains of at least 2%. Among those with only one or two capabilities the figure is 7%, creating a 71-point gap. The post says adding processors is the easy part while getting better performance from the resulting network is harder. It points to new PYMNTS Intelligence research conducted with PayPal Open and links to an article titled Why Merchants Get Better Results When Their Payment Systems Work Together.