Veri-FY
Check before you act
- Check emails, invoices, links, PDFs and images
- Detect impersonation and manipulation
- Identify suspicious requests
- Understand why something is risky — not just that it is
VeriSense for Businesses
Fraud no longer breaks systems. It convinces people. The loss happens when someone decides to act. Check before you act.
Email looked real. It wasn't. Payment shouldn't have been sent. Link shouldn't have been clicked.
High Risk detected — Clear signals before you act
Monthly email exposure checks
Mac and Windows desktops available
Enterprise support available (your own instance)
Check emails, invoices, links, documents and messages before your team sends money or shares sensitive information.
Nothing runs in the background. You choose what to check.
Fraud isn't slowing down. It's accelerating.
Businesses are being targeted more frequently, with more convincing tactics, and higher financial impact.
$16.6B
Reported internet crime losses in 2024 in the United States — a 33% increase from 2023
FBI IC3 2024 Annual Report
$2.8B
Losses from Business Email Compromise in 2024 alone — one of the most costly forms of fraud
FBI IC3 2024 Annual Report
£1.17B
Total fraud losses in the United Kingdom in 2024, across authorised and unauthorised fraud
UK Finance Annual Fraud Report 2025
US reported internet crime losses, 2015–2024
15x increase in reported losses over 10 years
Source: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) Annual Reports, 2015–2024
UK total fraud losses, 2020–2024
Consistently above £1 billion every year
Source: UK Finance Annual Fraud Reports, 2020–2024. Includes authorised and unauthorised fraud.
That means:
- Millions lost every hour
- High-value fraud attempts happening constantly
- Attacks are targeted, not random
Fraud is increasing in:
Sophistication
Realistic invoices, real email threads, deepfake voice.
Targeting
Attackers research your suppliers, teams and workflows.
Success rate
Because the attacks look legitimate.
Fraud no longer breaks systems. It convinces people.
The loss happens when someone decides to act.
That is exactly where VeriSense sits.
It starts with something familiar.
The supplier email
"Updated bank details" from a known supplier. Same email thread. Same logo. Same signature.
You didn't notice. The money is gone.
The CEO request
An urgent payment request from the CEO. Followed by a WhatsApp message: "Did you get my email? This is time-sensitive."
It wasn't your CEO. The payment cleared anyway.
The PDF invoice
A clean, professional invoice. Correct amounts, correct reference numbers, correct formatting. One detail changed: the bank account.
It passed every visual check. Except it wasn't real.
Fraud succeeds at one moment.
The moment someone approves a payment or shares information.
Not when the email arrives. Not when the invoice is opened. When the decision is made.
VeriSense sits exactly at that moment.
The last check before money or data leaves your business.
How it works
Three steps. No setup. No training required.
1
Paste or upload
An email, invoice, link, PDF, image or message your team wants to verify.
2
Instant risk analysis
VeriSense analyses the content against known fraud patterns, behavioural signals and source intelligence.
3
Clear guidance
A risk rating with explanation and evidence. Your team knows what to do.
HIGH RISK
Strong indicators of fraud or manipulation detected.
CAUTION
Suspicious signals found. Verify before proceeding.
LOW RISK
No significant risk signals detected at this time.
With explanation and evidence. Every result includes the reasoning behind the assessment.
What your team gets
ThreatPulse
What scams are active right now
- Daily scam signals from global sources
- Evidence-linked alerts you can act on
- Today versus baseline — know when activity spikes
- Understand what your team should watch for today
Free for everyone. Updated daily.
Veri-Learn
Build your team's instinct
- Short, practical lessons — not compliance tick-boxes
- Real scenarios your team will recognise
- Build the instinct to pause and check
- Available in 21 languages
Monthly Email Checks
Know if your team's emails are exposed
- Email breach exposure check
- Summary of what may have been exposed
- Simple, actionable recommendations
- Support for up to 4 verified emails per user
Pricing
Simple. Transparent. No surprises.
$2.99
per user / month
- 25 checks per user per day
- Veri-FY, ThreatPulse, Veri-Learn and Monthly Email Checks included
- No setup fees
- No contracts
- Cancel anytime
Less than the cost of one coffee. For the check that could save thousands.
Available on the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store. Download the app, create your account and your team is protected in minutes.
Enterprise
Your own dedicated instance
- Dedicated, isolated environment
- Custom branding and configuration
- Your own SSO integration
- Integrate into your own apps and workflows
- Priority support
- Volume-based pricing
Clear protection. Honest principles.
Your team decides what gets checked. VeriSense only analyses the content you choose to share.
You decide what gets checked.
There is no monitoring, no background scanning, no access to your systems.
We do not sell data.
Content submitted for checks is not stored, shared or used for any purpose beyond the analysis.
Evidence-backed guidance.
Every risk assessment includes the reasoning and signals that informed it.
Guidance, not guarantees.
VeriSense provides risk guidance to support informed decisions. No system can eliminate risk entirely.
Built for the people who handle payments and information
SME owners
You can't afford a security team. But you can afford one more check before you pay.
Finance & accounts payable
The team that processes invoices, handles payments and is most exposed to targeted fraud.
Procurement & executive assistants
Anyone who handles supplier relationships, payment approvals or sensitive information on behalf of others.
Protect your team before the next request looks real.
One check. One moment. That's all it takes to stop a loss.
Start protecting your businessFrequently asked questions
How do businesses prevent invoice fraud?
Invoice fraud relies on urgency and familiarity — attackers replicate real invoices with one critical change, usually the bank account. The most effective prevention is a verification step before payment. VeriSense lets your team paste or upload any invoice, email or document and receive an instant risk assessment with clear reasoning. It is not a replacement for internal controls — it is an additional check at the moment that matters.
What is business email compromise?
Business email compromise (BEC) is a form of fraud where attackers impersonate a trusted contact — a CEO, supplier or colleague — to trick someone into making a payment or sharing sensitive information. BEC attacks often use real email threads, accurate details and urgent language. They succeed because they look legitimate. VeriSense helps by analysing the content your team receives and flagging signals that are difficult to spot manually.
How do you verify supplier bank details?
When a supplier sends updated bank details, VeriSense can check the email, invoice or document for red flags — domain age, formatting inconsistencies, routing anomalies and more. It does not replace direct confirmation with the supplier through a known channel, but it adds an immediate risk signal before your team processes the change.
Does VeriSense monitor our email or systems?
No. VeriSense does not connect to your email, install agents, scan your network or run in the background. Your team chooses what to check, when to check it. Nothing else is accessed.
How much does it cost?
$1.99 per user per month. Each user gets 25 checks per day. There are no setup fees, no contracts and you can cancel anytime.
How long does a check take?
Most checks return results within seconds. Paste or upload, and VeriSense provides a risk rating with explanation and evidence almost immediately.
Can VeriSense guarantee we won't be defrauded?
No. No tool can guarantee that. VeriSense provides risk guidance to support informed decisions. Think of it as one additional layer of protection — a second look before your team acts.