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  1. FRAUD MONITORING
  2. EasyDetect

Creating a flow

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Under EasyDetect, a drop-down menu offering various functionalities. To create a flow, click on "Fraud Flows" to get started.

The "Create a Flow" feature allows businesses to design fraud detection processes, setting criteria for flagging suspicious activities in their users' journey.

By clicking the "Create Flow" button, a side pop-up appears. This allows businesses to enter information about the fraud flow to be created. Required details include the flow name, selecting an app, the use case, and a description of the flow.

After entering all required fields, the fraud flow is created on the table. The fraud flow can be edited and also viewed to check analysis, events, cases, and settings.

You will notice that your app is "Not connected". To connect your app, click on the pencil icon on the flow, it leads to the an array of navigations

Navigate towards the settings section to be able to make changes such as editing your flow name, description of flow, etc.

To connect your app, copy the real-time URL and integrate them into your codebase in order to connect your app.

Fraud flows
Create a fraud flow
Enter fraud flows information
Fraud flows table
Analysis and other sections
Settings Section