When you implement new systems in your business, the process can become complex and lead to the fact that you waste resources that could be directed to the development of the business. When setting up fraud protection systems, focus on optimizing the business impact measurement. To make the integration process for Dynamics 365 Fraud Protection easier, Microsoft has added a guided process.

New integration options are now available as a preview. With their help, the integration process is completely manageable. There are now ready-to-use code snippets with step-by-step instructions that you can run right from the product. All guided processes are interactive and you can follow the instructions to iterate. All integration processes are grouped into stages and can be performed to customize the anti-fraud workflow.

Make Basic Integration Available

To integrate with the Anti-Fraud API, you need to use the Azure Active Directory app. In it, make the setting for fingerprinting from the device. Azure AD application is required to obtain access tokens. And fingerprints are needed to obtain login information for fraud detection. These are all basic anti-fraud settings. You can use the integration wizard to make the appropriate settings.

API Integration

To take full advantage of the fraud protection feature set, you should integrate your system with APIs. The APIs for integration differ depending on the business scenarios of the system. API integration falls into two categories. Namely Purchase Protection and Account Protection. These categories depend on the type of assessment that best suits your business. Integration implies a step-by-step approach. After completing the API integration, you need to move on to the next step to track your progress. In addition, integration is not a one-time process, it can be repeated and personalized based on the input data.

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