The free exposure audit

Run it on your own book. Keep the findings.

The pilot is a retrospective fraud exposure audit on your real history. It is free, and the findings are yours regardless of what you decide next. Nothing leaves your building.

How you judge it

Three ways to check the work, agreed before we run.

Success criteria are set with you up front, then measured against your own data. You decide whether it earned a second look.

LAYER 1

Backtest against known losses

We replay the signals against accounts you already charged off, with targets agreed before the run. Because the replay is point-in-time, the lead time it reports is what you would have seen in real time. We report the result as measured, whatever it is.

LAYER 2

Re-review of closed alerts

Take the accounts DoubleCheck flags that your team already closed as false positives. Re-open a handful and judge for yourself whether the cultivation pattern is real.

LAYER 3

The thirty-minute readout

A short readout of the memo, ending on one question: over the last few years, how many of your charge-offs were members who were never real.

The honesty commitment

If the signals miss, we report that as is.

This is a measurement, not a sales demo. If the backtest is weak on your book, the memo says so in plain terms. A pilot that finds little is a real result you get to keep. We would rather tell you the truth than win a logo.

The true cost

About two afternoons of your team's time.

IT

One afternoon

Run the extraction script against a core export and hand off the de-identified files. It is a single file with a self-test.

ANALYST

One afternoon

Walk the flagged accounts and the re-review set. Confirm what looks real against what you know.

CEO

Thirty minutes

The readout and the one question. Decide whether it is worth continuing.

Timeline

Four weeks, start to readout.

WEEK 1

Scope and extract

Agree the account scope and success targets. Your IT runs the extraction script.

WEEK 2

Replay

The engine runs on your machine. Signals replay point-in-time across the history.

WEEK 3

Review

Your analyst walks the flagged accounts and the re-review set against known outcomes.

WEEK 4

Readout

The memo and the thirty-minute readout. You keep the findings.

Pilot is free. Production pricing is discussed at the readout, once you have seen the findings on your own data. Request a review →