FREE BUYING GUIDANCE
Buy smarter. Strengthen your fraud stack. Save on procurement.
Put more than a decade of fraud, identity, and supplier-side experience on your side before you commit to a provider.
Identity Flow Data helps you compare capabilities, review proposals, plan representative evaluations, and negotiate commercial terms—at no advisory fee for buyers.
PROCUREMENT SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY
10–30% average savings opportunity
IFD helps teams identify unnecessary cost, improve commercial terms, and negotiate a better fit before signing. Actual savings vary based on provider, scope, timing, contract structure, and your existing commercial position.
You make the decision. IFD helps you understand the options, the risks, and the commercial leverage.
Bring a fraud buyer's advocate into the process.
IFD works on the buyer's side—helping you ask the right questions, identify the right signals, and avoid the commercial traps that inflate cost without improving outcomes.
CAPABILITY FIT
Buy for the fraud problem—not the feature list.
Clarify the abuse patterns, workflows, coverage needs, and decision points that matter before comparing providers.
PROPOSAL REVIEW
Understand what the quote really includes.
Review minimums, billable events, overages, renewal terms, implementation requirements, and gaps that can change the total cost.
EVALUATION DESIGN
Test against representative traffic.
Define a practical evaluation that reflects your real users, fraud patterns, and operational requirements—not a polished generic demo.
NEGOTIATION SUPPORT
Create more leverage before you sign.
Prepare informed questions, commercial requests, and comparison points that can improve terms and reduce avoidable cost.
A simpler way to buy fraud technology.
Four steps from first conversation to a better-informed procurement decision.
Share the problem or proposal
Bring a fraud challenge, provider shortlist, RFP, renewal, or existing quote.
Define what matters
Clarify the use case, traffic mix, available data, evaluation criteria, commercial constraints, and implementation requirements.
Compare the options
Evaluate capability fit, coverage, integration effort, unknown-result handling, pricing structure, and contract terms.
Move forward with confidence
Use a better-informed evaluation plan, supplier conversation, or procurement strategy before making the final decision.
Cost is more than the price on the first page of the proposal.
Fraud technology pricing can include volume commitments, billable-event definitions, data-module charges, implementation work, renewal increases, minimums, overages, support tiers, and usage assumptions that do not match your actual traffic.
IFD helps identify the questions and comparison points that can create meaningful savings opportunities while protecting the capabilities your team actually needs.
Review before signing
- Included volume and billable-event definitions
- Minimum commitments and overage rates
- Separate charges for data types or modules
- Implementation and professional-services requirements
- Geographic or product coverage gaps
- Renewal, notice, and price-escalation terms
- Testing scope and success criteria
- Support, service, and escalation expectations
Across procurement engagements, IFD often helps identify 10–30% average savings opportunities. Results are not guaranteed and depend on the specific supplier, scope, timing, and negotiated terms.
Useful whether you are early in the search or close to signature.
IFD works with fraud, risk, identity, growth, and operations teams at any stage of the procurement process.
Starting a search
Need help identifying the right fraud, identity, IP, device, email, phone, or transaction capabilities.
Comparing providers
Need a structured way to compare proposals, coverage, pricing, testing methods, and implementation requirements.
Reviewing a quote or renewal
Want an experienced second perspective before accepting commercial terms, committing volume, or renewing an existing agreement.
COMPENSATION DISCLOSURE
No advisory fee for buyers.
IFD is compensated by participating providers when a qualifying purchase results from a referral. We explain any applicable arrangement upfront, including whether an introduction can qualify when you already know or are speaking with a provider.
The goal is straightforward: help you make a better-informed fraud-technology decision before you sign.
Before you sign, get a second perspective.
Bring your shortlist, RFP, renewal, or proposal. IFD will help you identify the questions, evaluation criteria, and commercial points that matter most.