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Authorize.net CIM tokenized miss is not NMI tokenized settle

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Sit on one Authorize.net CIM merchant seat. Count CIM network-token rejects. Divide by CIM token tries. The chip is AN network-token fail % — leave NMI settle pages alone.

Pair: Network-token fail share on Payments. NMI twin: NM network-token fail. Refund twin: refund-fail.

CIM seat columns

CIM network-token rejects — Authorize.net CIM uses that the merchant seat marked failed.

CIM token tries — CIM token attempts inside that same Authorize.net seat window.

AN network-token fail % = CIM network-token rejects ÷ CIM token tries × 100. A fat chip usually points at CIM → raw-PAN fallback lag on that Authorize.net MID — staff the CIM seat; blank chips stay blank.

Hard stops

Do not invent AN network-token fail %. Do not load NMI settle rejects into CIM boxes. Do not fold refund fails into CIM reject counts. Do not treat customer-profile vault misses as AN network-token fail share.

Related: Payments, NM network-token fail, refund-fail, capture-fail.

Procedure

  1. Type network-token fails and token attempts.
  2. Read AN network-token fail %.
  3. Chase CIM tokenized rail when AN network-token fail % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing AN network-token fail %.
  • Pasting an NMI tokenized-settle file into Authorize.net boxes.
  • Dumping refund-fail rows into network-token fields.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

AN network-token fail %
Network-token fails ÷ Token attempts × 100 on one Authorize.net CIM tokenized rail.

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FAQ

Is this NMI network-token fail share?
Authorize.net CIM merchant seat vs NMI tokenized settle rail. [Network-token fail share](/manuals/nmi-network-token-fail-share) stays on NMI. CIM rejects / tries never leave Authorize.net here.
Is this Authorize.net refund-fail share?
CIM token reject mix vs refund settle. [Refund-fail share](/manuals/authorize-net-refund-fail-share) ratios refund fails. Here you only ratio CIM network-token rejects against CIM token tries.
What AN network-token fail % should I invent?
None. Pull CIM network-token rejects and CIM token tries from the same Authorize.net merchant seat.