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Expert Review: How WebRules® Powers Smarter Fraud Decisions
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Decision Automation That Puts You in Control
Modern fraud prevention relies on one thing above all: the ability to make fast, accurate decisions.
Whether you’re processing merchant applications, monitoring credit risk, or detecting synthetic identities, your decision engine needs to move at the pace of fraud.
That’s where WebRules® comes in.
In this independent review, James Taylor, CEO of Decision Management Solutions and an expert in digital decisioning, explores how Zoot’s WebRules® technology helps organisations make smarter, faster, and more flexible decisions — without writing code or waiting on developers.
What the Review Covers
- Why traditional fraud detection systems struggle to adapt to new threats
- How WebRules® empowers fraud and risk teams to control decision logic directly
- What makes Zoot’s rules engine different from other platforms
- Real-world use cases from financial services firms using WebRules® to detect and prevent fraud in real time
Read The Whole Review
Head on over to the Decision Management Solutions blog to read the full write-up.
About Zoot
We enable clients to access hundreds of cutting-edge data sources in real time, and provide business user control that empowers our clients to adapt to their evolving strategies.
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