Deepfaic

Solutions — Document forensics

Every document in your archive is now a candidate for manipulation.

Trade-finance paperwork, claims evidence, bank statements and licences can be altered pixel by pixel with consumer tools. Deepfaic checks whether a document image was generated or manipulated, on a single file or across an entire archive.

What is getting through

  • Invoices and bills of lading with altered amounts, parties or dates that still look like the original.

  • Claims evidence, from vehicle damage photos to repair invoices, generated or edited to fit the claim.

  • Financial statements and licences submitted with credit applications that were never issued.

  • Metadata checks alone miss it. A clean export of an edited file carries clean metadata.

How Deepfaic handles it

01

Two layers of inspection

Metadata and structure are checked first, then the image itself is scored for signs of AI generation and manipulation.

02

No template database

Deepfaic does not pattern-match against a library of document layouts. It asks whether the pixels were made or changed by a generator, so new document types work on day one.

03

Audit an existing corpus

Point Deepfaic at an archive and get a ranked list of files that warrant a human look, with the region and the reason.

04

Beyond ID documents

The same detectors handle photographs of physical evidence, so inspection imagery and claims photos are covered in the same profile.

What you get

  • A score and a marked region per document, exportable to your case tools.

  • A view of how much of your archive shows signs of manipulation.

  • Fewer manual reviews, focused on the files that need them.

  • Runs where your documents already live.

Where it runs

Runs on-premises, in your cloud tenancy, in the Deepfaic cloud or as a sealed appliance. API-first, called from the systems you already run, with no change to the customer journey.

Next step

Ask about a document audit.

A scan of a recent slice of your archive is the fastest way to see what is in it. Tell us the document types and we will scope it.