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Greip - Fraud Prevention
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Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

Greip - Fraud Prevention
Trigger: Watch Fraudulent Payments
Facebook Lead Ads
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a new fraudulent payment is detected.

  • Triggers when a new host is added to the authorised hosts list.

  • Triggers when a profane text is detected.

  • Triggers when the subscription is about to expire.

  • Triggers when a new suspicious email address is detected.

  • Triggers when a new suspicious IP address is detected.

  • Triggers when a new suspicious phone number is detected.

2. Select an action

  • Returns information about the form.

  • Returns the information that the user filled in, in the lead generation form. Use this action after the New Lead trigger.

  • The action unsubscribes a selected page from the connection to Make.

Select a trigger and an action

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between Greip - Fraud Prevention and Facebook Lead Ads.

Detect a Profanity
Scans and identifies the presence of offensive, inappropriate, or profane language in a given text. Helps maintain content moderation, ensuring that user-generated content adheres to community guidelines and standards by filtering out unsuitable language.
Action
Get a Form
Returns information about the form.
Action
Get Lead Details
Returns the information that the user filled in, in the lead generation form. Use this action after the New Lead trigger.
Action
List Leads
Returns a list of leads.
Search
Lookup a BIN/IIN
Performs a lookup for the Bank Identification Number or Issuer Identification Number. Retrieves details such as the card type, brand, issuing bank, and country of origin. Valuable for payment processing, fraud prevention, and verifying card information during transactions.
Action
Lookup an ASN
Retrieves Autonomous System Number (ASN) details. Includes organization, geographical location, etc. Useful for understanding network ownership, routing information, and detecting potential risks related to the AS Number.
Action
Lookup an IBAN
Validates and retrieves detailed information about a provided International Bank Account Number (IBAN). Includes the bank code, country, and other details. Helps ensure the accuracy of international bank transfers and aids in fraud prevention by verifying the legitimacy of the IBAN.
Action
Lookup an IP Address
Performs an IP address lookup to retrieve detailed information, such as the geographic location, ISP, and other data associated with the provided IP address.
Action
Make an API Call
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Action
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