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EasyDetect scores the things your users do — transactions, logins, sign-ups — against rules you define, and returns a decision in real time. You build the logic once as a flow, send events to Dojah’s API, and EasyDetect decides whether to Allow, Flag, or Block each one. Anything flagged becomes a case to review, and risk accumulates into a profile for each customer.
1

Build a flow

Group detection rules for a kind of event (a transaction, a login) and set the score thresholds for each decision.
2

Send events

Pass user events to EasyDetect through the API as they happen.
3

Get a decision

Each event is scored and returned as Allow, Flag, or Block — instantly.
4

Review cases

Flagged events open as cases your team works, with help from AI.
5

Track profiles

Risk rolls up per customer so repeat offenders rise to the top.

Overview

Your fraud dashboard at a glance.

Profiles

Aggregated risk per customer.

Cases

Flagged events awaiting review.

Events

Every scored action and its decision.

Flows

Rules, scores, and thresholds.

Configuration

Entity details and risk tiers.

Reporting

Compliance-ready PDF reports.

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Frequently asked questions

EasyDetect is Dojah’s real-time fraud-detection product. You define detection flows (sets of rules), send user events to the API, and EasyDetect scores each one and returns a decision — Allow, Flag, or Block. It lives under Fraud & Risk in the dashboard.
An event is a single scored action (a transaction, login, or onboarding). A case is an event that was flagged and needs a human to review and resolve. A profile is one customer’s aggregated risk — a score and tier built from all of their events.
Open a flow and select Manage Rules to open the Rule Builder. Add a rule with a name, a score and weight, a severity type, and one or more conditions (field, operator, value). The rule’s score is added to an event whenever its conditions match.
Each rule that fires adds its score × weight to the event’s total. That total is compared to the flow’s Decision Output thresholds to Allow, Flag, or Block the event. A customer’s scores roll up into their profile, and the Risk Tier Configuration in Configuration sets the boundaries between the Low, Medium, High, and Very High tiers.
Yes. In the Rule Builder, the AI Rule Assistant takes a plain-language description of what you want to catch and proposes rules to add, edit, or remove. You review each proposal and accept or reject it before the flow is published.