--- title: Dispute agent workspace description: The dispute agent workspace provides a single, streamlined, and consistent workflow for agents. This workspace offers alignment with back‑end process steps and easier decision‑making through each stage of a dispute. The landing page provides an overview of your cases and tasks, which helps to monitor your workload, focus on high-priority items, and track the status of disputes. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/financial-services-operations/dispute-management/workspace-for-agent.html release: australia product: Dispute Management classification: dispute-management topic_type: concept last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 2 breadcrumb: [Processing, Use, Dispute Management, Banking applications, Financial Services Operations \(FSO\)] --- # Dispute agent workspace The dispute agent workspace provides a single, streamlined, and consistent workflow for agents. This workspace offers alignment with back‑end process steps and easier decision‑making through each stage of a dispute. The landing page provides an overview of your cases and tasks, which helps to monitor your workload, focus on high-priority items, and track the status of disputes. **Role required**: To access the disputes page, you need to have these roles: sn\_bom\_credit\_card.admin or sn\_bom\_credit\_card.dispute\_agent. **Note:** The widgets and the data that are displayed in the widgets depend on your role. ## User interface of Dispute workspace The disputes workspace for Financial Services Operations provides a centralized interface for managing and resolving dispute cases. As a dispute agent, you can resolve disputes in a visual and consistent workflow by handling chargebacks, fraud reports, duplicate transactions, SLAs, and ensure timely resolutions. Let's understand the Financial Services Operations disputes page.\[Omitted image "my-tasks.png"\] Alt text: Dashboard of the tasks opened The **Card Dispute Landing Page** consists of a dashboard with the following sections. - Your cases and tasks. - Open vs resolved cases and task - SLAs breached or at risk - Agent workload - Team cases and tasks ## Dispute life cycle The dispute life cycle of Financial Services Operations includes the following stages: - **Initiate**: Submit a dispute case in a playbook \[Omitted image "dispute-initiate.png"\] Alt text: Dispute displayed as playbook - Processing: Investigate the dispute. In this stage, each transaction within a dispute case is presented as a process-based layout. This layout visually represents the distinct stages of the investigation workflow for that specific transaction. The Processing stage includes these stages: 1. Investigate 2. Chargeback 3. Complete - Closure: Close the case. The dispute agent has continuous visibility into key financial transaction details while working on tasks, regardless of the transaction's stage. The **Dispute Workspace** displays a list of all open tasks for the agent, each showing its SLA and current State. - When the agent selects a task, the task details expand and the Activity stream shifts down. - The agent can take action on a task directly within the expanded view without navigating to another tab. - The agent can attach documents related to the task within the task detail section. - The agent can write work notes for the task, which appears in the activity stream once the task is saved. - After a task is complete, it automatically moves to the **Closed** tab. **Note:** If Card Data Security is installed and configured, **Attachments** in the contextual side panel will handle files differently in transaction records. For more information, see [Manage attachments in Card Data Security](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/financial-services-operations/dispute-management/manage-attachments-in-card-data-security.md). **Parent Topic:**[Managing Disputes](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/financial-services-operations/dispute-management/managing-disputes.md)