
Heirview
heirviewhq.comHeirview is a revenue intelligence platform that recovers involuntary SaaS churn. Pruning Labs built its intelligent card-retry state machine driven by bank decline codes, zero-login recovery links, and real-time leak telemetry - on Go, Temporal, TimescaleDB, and the Stripe API.
The problem
SaaS teams lost four to nine percent of monthly recurring revenue to blunt dunning emails and broken webhooks. Failed payments were retried on a fixed schedule regardless of why they failed.
A card reported as stolen and a card that hit a daily limit are entirely different situations. Retrying both at the same interval wastes attempts on one and annoys a paying customer on the other.
What we pruned
- Generic dunning email blasts pruned
- Bloated analytics dashboards pruned
- Fragile cron retry jobs pruned
What we engineered
- Intelligent card retry state machine driven by bank decline codes
- Zero-login payment recovery links
- Real-time leak telemetry streamed to Slack and webhooks
How it is built
- Every recovery attempt is a durable Temporal workflow. A deploy, a Stripe outage, or a network partition mid-run resumes at the exact step it stopped, with full history.
- Retry timing is derived from the issuer decline code rather than a fixed schedule, so hard declines stop immediately and soft declines are retried when they are likely to succeed.
- Idempotency keys on every charge attempt make double-billing structurally impossible, not merely unlikely.
- Payment events land in TimescaleDB, which is what makes leak telemetry queryable in real time instead of overnight.
Stack
- Go
- Stripe API
- Temporal
- TimescaleDB
- React
Disciplines involved
Intelligent Workflow Automation
We replace repetitive operational toil with idempotent, event-driven automation: durable workflows, system integrations, exception dashboards, and alerting your operators can trust. Software engineering studio based in Kolkata, working with teams worldwide.
Custom Software Engineering
Custom software engineering for teams that need sub-50ms responses, honest architecture, and code they can own. Next.js, Go, PostgreSQL and edge deployment, built by a software engineering studio in Kolkata, India.
