
Unit21’s flexible data ingestion, the ability to build custom rules, and the support from our CSM and the Unit21 Development team are all reasons I’ve been very happy with our decision to partner with Unit21. Before, we were using a more rigid system, which was not meeting our need for a real-time, adaptive solution. With Unit21, as long as we have the data fields mapped into the platform, we can build a rule specifically targets what we are trying to prevent. The options for rule validation, shadow mode, and rule replication are all great tools we use to iterate on the exact detection logic we need. Our team has really learned how to leverage that, and we've seen a lot of growth as they've become empowered to try building rules in response to new trends.
I also love that our feedback has been taken into consideration in improving the platform; we have been able to influence the development of a comprehensive loss tracking module that meets all our tracking and reporting needs. There have been multiple examples where we've seen changes made to the platform as a direct result of our suggestions. It feels like a true partnership. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The blessing of Unit21 is it's flexibility in ingesting our data and allowing custom rule-building, but that also means we have to know our data extremely well and build some things from the ground up. We have overcome these challenges with great CSM and Developer support.
Our data can be our own worst enemy if we don't get our mapping right! We have learned a lot about our own internal transaction coding throughout the process of importing data from our core. Unit21 doesn't prescribe what fields we import. Once we identified the core fields needed, then it was a longer process of determining what additional custom fields we needed pull in. We still occasionally come across a new field or two that we want to start ingesting. It's been a process with many iterations, but it has been worth it to be able to design a dataset that is custom to our needs.
Also, it can be daunting to build a whole new set of fraud rules. However, we started slow, targeting our biggest need at the time - account takeovers followed by unauthorized external transfers. By focusing on our biggest pain points, we were able to see immediate improvements in alerting capabilities and stopping those losses. From there, it was a matter of continuing to target the next biggest threat, the newest trend. This continues today, but it was a skill we needed to build up and get comfortable with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.



