Extend adds document-fraud checks to the workflows its agents already read

Extend launched Verify on October 19th, an API that checks documents for signs of fraud before software agents use them to approve loans, release payments or make other decisions, CEO and co-founder Kushal Byatnal announced in a thread on X. Extend says Verify is designed to sit alongside the document parsing and extraction tools the company already sells, flagging synthetic documents and post-signature edits. Verify's reported 96.3% recall comes from a private internal benchmark run by the company.

Extend adds document-fraud checks to the workflows its agents already read Kushal Byatnal's new API flags synthetic documents and post-signature edits, though Verify's reported 96.3% recall comes from a private internal benchmark. By Ryan Merket https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket · Published Primary source: X https://x.com/kushalbyatnal/status/2112221199560536193 Why it matters As companies let agents act on documents, accurate extraction alone cannot establish that the source is genuine. Verify targets that integrity gap, but its key performance figures come from a private company-run benchmark. Extend https://www.extend.ai launched Verify on October 19th, an API that checks documents for signs of fraud before software agents use them to approve loans, release payments or make other decisions. CEO and co-founder Kushal Byatnal @kushalbyatnal https://x.com/kushalbyatnal announced the product in a thread on X https://x.com/kushalbyatnal/status/2112221199560536193 . Extend says Verify is designed to sit alongside the document parsing and extraction tools the company already sells. When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.