Review Cases

Review cases in RiskOS™ using the Case Preview panel and Single Case View to make informed identity verification decisions.

Case Preview panel

The Case Preview panel provides a condensed summary of a case, allowing you to quickly understand key details.


To open the Case Preview panel, select a case from the case list. You can then use the Case Preview panel to perform the following actions:

FeatureDescription
NotesAdd notes to document your thoughts and findings while investigating a case.
Add attachmentsUpload up to 10 files (max 50MB each) per note as supporting evidence. Files can be renamed before finalizing a decision but cannot be edited or deleted afterward. Supported file types include:

  • PDFs

  • Images and videos

  • Text documents

  • Microsoft Office files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
StatusClassify cases based on their progress or required actions.
TagCategorize or highlight key attributes of cases, helping users quickly identify characteristics or risk factors.

Bulk update cases

To bulk update cases, select multiple cases from a Queue, then use the Case Preview panel to update their notes, statuses, or tags.


Single Case View

The Single Case View provides a detailed summary of a case, including:

Third-party data for additional verification
Insights into connected cases to identify patterns
Geolocation details for location-based analysis
Other relevant case information to support decision-making

To open the Single Case View, click a case’s Application ID in a Queue. You can then use the side panel to take notes, attach files, update the status, or apply tags.

These features, combined with tools for documenting case history and in-depth findings, enable reviewers to reconstruct the full story of each case.


Single Case View top panel


The top panel is fixed across every Case View page and includes:

  • The case ID
  • The applicant’s name (or card owner / main individual involved)
  • The current status of the case
  • Links to past case history
  • The user assigned to the case
  • A link to follow the decision path

Together, these elements give reviewers a quick overview and direct access to commonly used features.


Top panel quick actions


Click the three-dot menu at the top of the Single Case View to access quick actions:

  • Assign Now: Assign the case to a specific user.
  • Customize Layout: Rearrange the tile view to fit your preferences.
  • Review Raw Response Data: View the evaluation record in JSON format.
  • Download Case Report: Export key case information as a PDF.
  • Add Attributes To A/D List: Add attributes to existing Allow or Deny Lists.

Model scores

The body of the Single Case View organizes each enrichment and fraud module into its own tile — for example, Address Risk, Email Risk, Phone Risk, Sigma Identity Fraud, Sigma Synthetic Fraud, and First Party Fraud. Each tile summarizes the results that module returned for the evaluation.

When a module is backed by a machine learning model, its tile also displays model scores. Expand a score to reveal the model version that produced it, so you always know which model generated a given result.

RiskOS™ groups model scores by type:

Model typeDescription
ActiveThe score from the model version currently live for your account. This is the score that contributes to the case decision.
ChallengerThe score from a candidate model that runs in shadow mode alongside the active model. Challenger scores let you compare a new model against the active one without affecting live decisions, following the same Champion–Challenger approach used for workflow experiments.
LatestThe score from the most recent model version available for the module.

A module tile shows one or more of these types, depending on the models configured for your account. Each entry lists its model version next to the score.

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Tip:

If your account has GenAI Explainability enabled, expand a model score to view a plain-language explanation of the factors behind it. See GenAI Explainability for details.


Case History


The Case History side panel records all updates to a case, allowing you to quickly understand past activity. Open it by clicking Case History in the top panel.

Each entry in the Case History may include:

  • Case notes
  • Assignment updates
  • Status updates
  • Tag updates

The following actions are available in the Case History side panel:

FeatureDescription
NotesAdd notes to document your thoughts and findings while investigating a case.
Add attachmentsUpload up to 10 files (max 50MB each) per note as supporting evidence. Files can be renamed before finalizing a decision but cannot be edited or deleted afterward. Supported file types include:

  • PDFs

  • Images and videos

  • Text documents

  • Microsoft Office files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
StatusClassify cases based on their progress or required actions.
TagCategorize or highlight key attributes of cases, helping users quickly identify characteristics or risk factors.

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