
Never pay a fraudulent bill again. Bynn empowers your accounts payable team with AI-driven vigilance, examining every invoice and payment document for hidden tampering or forgery. Detecting AP fraud requires vigilance against a range of schemes, including billing schemes, check fraud, and fictitious vendors. Even the most sophisticated accounts payable fraud typologies are no match for Bynn’s multi-layered detection:
Invisible PDF Edits
Most invoice fraud is invisible to the naked eye. Scammers can easily alter PDF invoices – changing amounts, bank details, or payee information – without obvious signs. Bynn’s forensic algorithms surface the tell-tale digital fingerprints left behind by editing software. From inconsistent fonts and spacing to metadata mismatches, our system highlights every subtle change that a human reviewer would miss. Invoice fraud often involves false invoices and billing schemes, which can include fictitious vendors and manipulated documentation.
Reused & Template-Farmed Documents
Duplicating or lightly modifying a legitimate invoice is child’s play for fraudsters. Some even purchase ready-made fake invoice templates on the dark web. Without AI, detecting these copycat documents is almost impossible. Bynn puts a stop to clone invoices by cross-checking each document against a database of over 200,000 known fraudulent templates, updated daily by our fraud lab. We’ll flag if an invoice layout or logo has been seen in scams elsewhere, or if the document has been reused in multiple submissions. This means even if a fraudster sends the same fake invoice to different companies, Bynn will recognize it.
AI-Generated Forgeries
Generative AI now makes it trivial to create a photo-realistic fake invoice or receipt in seconds. With over 1.5 billion users having access to image-generating tools, you need an advanced defense. Bynn’s deep learning models detect the subtle textures and structural patterns left by AI-generated documents. Whether it’s an AI-fabricated company letterhead or a completely fake PDF that looks authentic, our system spots anomalies in the image and text structure that indicate it wasn’t human-made. In short, if a document “looks too perfect,” Bynn knows when it’s been produced by a machine.










