Yes. Forte's cloud infrastructure is designed for enterprise-scale transaction volumes. The platform maintains greater than 99.99% uptime and has processed tens of billions of dollars in annual transaction value. In 2024, one enterprise telecom client processed 32 million successful payments through the platform, demonstrating its capacity to support high-volume, mission-critical payment operations.

Forte integrates with ERP, CRM, and billing systems through its REST API, which uses standard HTTP and JSON. Four integration patterns are supported: real-time API calls, event streaming, batch file processing, and webhook notifications. This flexibility allows organizations to connect Forte to existing enterprise systems without requiring a rip-and-replace of current infrastructure.

Yes. Forte's platform supports multi-location and multi-entity configurations under a unified account structure. Organizations can manage separate business units with individual reporting while maintaining consolidated oversight through the Dex portal. Permission-based access controls allow different teams to view only their relevant data, supporting governance requirements in complex enterprise environments.

Forte's platform is engineered for high availability, with documented gateway uptime of 99.99%. The platform has earned multiple awards from The Strawhecker Group for best gateway uptime and lowest gateway minute outage in North America, reflecting a strong track record of reliability for enterprise merchants with zero-tolerance for downtime.

Forte's REST API supports the full transaction lifecycle, including recurring schedules, installment billing, partial payments, and deferred payment structures. Merchants can configure custom billing logic, manage payment plans, and automate retry logic for failed installments. BillPay also supports partial pay, schedule-pay, and overpay options, giving organizations flexibility to accommodate diverse customer billing arrangements.