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Airdun can reach a customer through three channels. Which ones are available depends on what you have enabled and on the contact data Stripe holds for that customer.

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Available channels

Email

Sent from your own domain via a configured voice. Every email includes the official Stripe invoice and a single link to update the card and settle the balance.

SMS

Sent from a number Airdun provisions on your behalf, local where available. Used when engagement signals suggest a more immediate channel, or as an escalation step.

In-App Wall

A prompt shown inside your product at the customer’s next login. Configurable as a soft reminder banner or a hard access block. Requires the Airdun snippet.

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How channel ordering is decided

There is no fixed sequence. The channel order is determined per case from the customer’s country, prior engagement history, subscription value, product usage, and the failure type. A customer who has never opened an email may receive an SMS first, rather than another email. The full list of signals and what the strategy determines is documented in Recovery Strategy.

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Timing and language

All outreach is timed to the customer’s local timezone. Messages are auto-translated into the customer’s detected language — a customer in Germany receives a message in German with no manual setup.

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Escalation on high-value cases

When a new case matches an escalation rule you’ve defined — or looks like a fraudulent decline — Airdun flags it to your team in Slack and the in-app bell, and stops the automated sequence so a person can take over. Rules are defined under Auto-Pilot → Configuration → Escalation. See Notifications.

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Enabling channels

Each channel has its own prerequisites — a verified sending domain for email, the Airdun snippet for the in-app wall. See Channels Setup for the procedure.