For carriers
Claims sees one file. SIU sees one referral at a time. The fraud that costs real money is organized across producers, applicants and origins, and it shows up when you read the network instead of the row.
The problem
A single application can pass every check and still be one of twelve from the same household of devices. The pattern that convicts the scheme lives between files: shared instruments, shared applicants, coordinated bursts across a hierarchy. Row-level review was never going to see it.
What the graph holds
FraudBrain fuses applications, quotes, payments, commission ledgers and post-sale carrier evidence into one producer-level graph, rescored continuously.
Your investigators open a queue ordered by evidence and exposure, not page one of an export. The producers most worth a human's time are already first.
Every surfaced producer comes with the evidence attached and sourced: the patterns, the connections, the history. Review-ready, not a homework assignment.
The whole book is rescored around the clock. When a pattern forms, it surfaces in the next walk of the graph, not in next quarter's audit.
Governance
FraudBrain surfaces, ranks and documents. Every determination about a producer is made by your people, under your procedures. The system never clears, declines or terminates anyone.
Access is scoped per organization and enforced server-side on every request, proven by isolation tests that block deploys when they fail.
Advisory posture, human review and data handling are documented for vendor and compliance review. Bring your hardest questions.
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