Your customer can see it’s really you.
Who is calling you?
Earlier today
Checked just now. This result is for this call only.
Northmoor Bank and Sarah Mitchell are illustrations, and the figures are demo data. Neither is a real organisation or person.
Five moments
Every way someone can reach your customer.
One app covers all of them, and every organisation on the network — not one app per company.
A call
She knows who’s calling — before she answers.
A message
He knows the message is really from his bank.
A video call
The face on screen is a verified employee.
A chat
The person in the chat works for the company.
A delivery
She knows who’s at the door — before she opens it.
Verified for you
Last seven days
Anything not listed here was not them.
Your side
Your team sees every verification as it happens.
Who is on the line, which agent, and whether the customer confirmed them — live, in one screen.
Dashboard
Live · Real-time updates
Sessions active
7
Verified today
148
Agents online
23
The cost
Someone else commits the fraud. The organisation pays for it.
When a customer is deceived by a person using your name, it is your name they remember.
What adopting this actually involves