Operationalizing Real-Time Fraud Scoring and Auto-Escalation

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Real-time fraud scoring is not just a safeguard; it's essential for maintaining trust in your hiring process.
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## The $50K Hallucination Your AI model just hallucinated in production, costing your company $50K in customer refunds. This scenario isn’t just a hypothetical; it’s a reality many engineering teams face when fraud detection mechanisms fail. A single line of legacy code could lead to a catastrophic failure, exposing an

infrastructure gap that bad actors will exploit. The stakes are high, and the need for real-time fraud scoring has never been more urgent. Without it, you risk not only financial losses but also long-term damage to your brand's reputation. ## Why This Matters For engineering leaders, operationalizing fraud detection—

especially in hiring frameworks—is critical. A robust fraud detection strategy not only mitigates risks but also enhances operational efficiency. With real-time fraud scoring, you can catch anomalies like capture inconsistencies, voice mismatches, and mismatches to ID documents before they escalate into significant, un

manageable issues. As your team scales, the potential for fraud increases. Not addressing these vulnerabilities could lead to a situation where your hiring process is compromised, leading to bad hires and even legal ramifications. ## How to Implement It ### Step 1: Set Up Real-Time Fraud Scoring Utilize advanced AI/

ML algorithms to monitor for capture anomalies, voice mismatches, and ID mismatches. Integrate these signals into your existing hiring platforms for seamless operation. ### Step 2: Develop Decision Trees Create decision trees that clearly outline when to escalate a case to manual review. This should include specific,

measurable thresholds for each signal that indicate potential fraud. For example, if a voice mismatch exceeds a certain percentage, escalate immediately. ### Step 3: Create Runbooks for Reviewers Develop comprehensive runbooks that guide reviewers on evidence handling and ergonomics. These should include: - Clear next

steps for each type of alert. - Best practices for documenting findings. - Guidelines for prioritizing cases based on risk levels. ## Key Takeaways - Always validate AI outputs with a robust fraud detection framework. - Implement real-time fraud scoring to catch anomalies early. - Develop clear decision trees for when

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Key takeaways

  • Implement real-time fraud scoring to catch anomalies early.
  • Create clear decision trees for manual review escalation.
  • Utilize runbooks to streamline reviewer ergonomics.

Implementation checklist

  • Set up real-time fraud scoring using capture anomalies, voice mismatches, and ID mismatches.
  • Develop decision trees to guide reviewers on when to escalate.
  • Create runbooks that detail evidence handling and reviewer ergonomics.

Questions we hear from teams

What are the key signals to monitor for fraud?
Key signals include capture anomalies, voice mismatches, and mismatches to ID documents.
How do I set up a decision tree for manual review?
A decision tree should outline specific thresholds for each signal that indicate when to escalate a case.
What should be included in a reviewer runbook?
A runbook should include next steps for alerts, documentation best practices, and prioritization guidelines.

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