Jarvis understands every corner of your payment operations. Ask it anything out loud or in text, and it analyzes, explains, and acts: building rules, drafting workflows, generating reports, and assembling presentations in seconds.
Voice or text
Ask out loud or type, whichever is faster right now.
Seconds
To answers that used to take an afternoon of dashboard work
Acts, not just answers
Publishes rules and workflows on your approval
You decide
Nothing executes without you confirming it
From question to action, in one conversation
Most payment assistants answer questions. Jarvis takes the next step and completes the task, operating as an agent across your Worthy environment.
Discover and diagnose
Ask anything, get the actual answer
Processor performance, decline trends, dispute win rates, cost per transaction. Ask in plain language and Jarvis reasons through your data to tell you not just what changed but what caused it, without you building a single query.
Plain-language questions across your whole payment stack
Root-cause analysis rather than a number that moved
Follow-up questions in the same conversation, with context kept
Recommend and act
It does the work, not just the talking
Approve a recommendation and Jarvis carries it out: publishing routing rules, building workflows, generating the report, assembling the deck. It stays in the loop afterward and reverts changes automatically when conditions clear.
Drafts routing rules and no-code workflows ready to publish
Generates reports and board-ready summaries from live data
Builds presentations, complete with the charts and talking points
Voice and reporting
Speak to it, and it speaks back
The speech function makes Jarvis usable when your hands are busy, which is exactly when an incident tends to happen. Ask for a month-end review out loud and it produces the report while you keep working the problem.
Voice input and spoken responses for hands-free operation
Report generation delivered to Slack, email, or export
Presentation assembly from a quarter of payment data
For operations and engineering
When something breaks at nine in the morning, the constraint is how fast someone can find the cause and ship a fix. Jarvis compresses both, and reverts the change itself once conditions clear.
Diagnosis in seconds rather than dashboard archaeology
Drafts the fix and waits for your approval
Monitors afterward and reverts automatically
For finance and leadership
The numbers leadership asks for already exist. What costs time is assembling them into something presentable. Jarvis does the assembly and leaves you the judgment.
Board-ready summaries generated from live data
Presentations assembled on request
Answers without waiting on an analyst
An agent,
not a chatbot
The difference is whether it can finish the task after it answers the question.
Builds rules and workflows
Describe the outcome and Jarvis drafts the routing rule or workflow, ready for you to review and publish.
Builds presentations
Turn a quarter of payment data into a slide deck with the charts and talking points already in place.
Generates reports
Monthly performance reviews and board summaries produced and formatted from live platform data.
Speaks and listens
Voice input and spoken responses, so it works as a hands-free teammate during a live incident.
No. Jarvis drafts and recommends, and nothing takes effect until you approve it. The one exception is reverting a change it made with your approval, when the condition that prompted it has cleared, and that behavior is configurable.
No. Your data is never shared across merchants and is never used to train external models. Jarvis runs on Worthy PCI DSS Level 1 infrastructure and every action it takes is logged with a full audit trail.
Companion is the assistant surface built into the dashboard for questions and analysis. Jarvis extends that into agent behavior: voice interaction, and the ability to build rules, workflows, reports, and presentations rather than only answering.
Jarvis works from your payment data, so questions that depend on context it cannot see, such as a commercial term agreed verbally with a processor, are outside its reach. It will tell you when it does not have the basis to answer rather than guessing.
Book a demo and bring a question you would normally spend an afternoon answering. Watching it get answered in seconds is the fastest way to judge whether this is useful.
