This month's releases include enhancements to Policy Monitoring, Integration and API updates, and a few bug fixes that improve system reliability and data accuracy.

Policy Monitoring

• Stale Auth Rule Logic Adjusted to 25-Day Window - The stale authorization rule has been updated to evaluate within a 25-day window, improving the accuracy of stale auth detection.
  
  
• Expanded Time Range Options for Target Thresholds - Users now have two new, more flexible time-range configurations when setting target thresholds:
  • Interval – Choose from This Day, This Week, or This Month to define true daily, weekly, or monthly limits instead of relying on generic lookback periods.
  • Time Range – Define precise "from–to" windows (e.g., 1 to 30 days ago or 15 to 14 days ago). This supports both traditional rolling lookbacks and new use cases like identifying stale authorizations or detecting dormancy.
    
    

Integrations

• Enhanced TSYS Integration with New Direct Feed - Client data can now be pulled directly from TSYS, rather than clients sending a copy of the TSYS data to FraudNet. This reduces operational overhead while ensuring FraudNet receives the data straight from the source (TSYS).

API

• New transfer_date Field in the Banking Marketplace API - A new optional transfer_date field has been added to the transaction object for both transaction creation and updates. This field represents the intended future date on which a scheduled transaction is set to execute, useful for payments that are approved today but settled at a later date.
  
  

Bug Fixes & Reliability Improvements

• Resolved transaction visibility issues.
• Resolved policy alerts-to-transaction linking.
• Synced alert closure status with case closure.