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Fraud protection and audit logs

Fraud protection​

Fraud protection shows patterns worth a look — never an automatic refusal.

Required role: store owner, branch manager (their branches) and analyst can view. Deciding an investigation is the owner's.

A detector raises a signal for a person to review. Nothing here blocks a customer. A pattern worth a look is not proof that anyone did anything wrong.

You see what each signal is about and what to do. You do not see the thresholds behind it; every store is treated the same way.

Review an investigation​

  1. Open the investigation.
  2. Press Start review and read the evidence, the related transactions and its history.
  3. Add notes as you check.
  4. Close it with an outcome and a reason — for example Dismiss as a false positive — or Escalate to SPKTRM, which opens a support case.

A closed investigation can be reopened.

Audit logs​

Audit logs record who did what, inside your team — and SPKTRM's actions against your store too: membership changes, invitations, role changes, offer approvals and rejections, scanner enrolment and revocation, redemptions, payment and settlement changes, support access by SPKTRM, and administrative overrides.

Required role: store owner, branch manager (their branches) and analyst.

  1. Search people, roles, actions, record names and ids, reasons, references and change text — for example a correlation id.
  2. Filter by action, actor or record type, and by date.
  3. Press Details to see the field-by-field change, then Open the record.
  4. Export the events that match your search and filters.
Not tamper-evident in the preview

Nothing in the portal edits or deletes an entry. But in the preview this log lives in browser storage, so it is not tamper-evident and must not be relied on as proof.