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4 Ways RPA Can Help Your Business Eliminate Fraud

Identifying and mitigating the risk of fraud has become one of the prime concerns of most businesses, and understandably so. Fraud can create legal issues, financial problems and other unwanted consequences. Many companies are adopting emerging robotic process automation (RPA) technology to eliminate the chance of fraud ever occurring in the first place.

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4 Ways RPA Can Help Your Business Eliminate Fraud

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  1. 4 WAYS RPA CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS ELIMINATE FRAUD

  2. Fraud can create legal issues, financial problems and other unwanted consequences. Many companies are adopting emerging robotic process automation (RPA) technology to eliminate the chance of fraud ever occurring in the first place.

  3. 1. REDESIGNING THE CURRENT PROCESS • An RPA implementation requires companies to thoroughly understand, document and evaluate the current processes that present high cost-benefit potential and high financial risk.

  4. 2. SPEEDING FRAUD INVESTIGATIONS Every investigator needs to access many data sources to begin a fraud investigation. The more time an investigation takes, the more difficult it will become to recover funds. RPA can be extremely efficient in pulling information to augment fraud cases.

  5. RPA bots can be automated to review current and previous financial transactions on a timely basis to identify uneven patterns that reveal illegal (often fraudulent) activities and piracy. 3. IDENTIFYING VULNERABILITIES

  6. Fraud is a crime of opportunity, typically the result of human interaction to manipulate the data for improper gain 4. MINIMIZING HUMAN INTERACTIONS

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