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WhatsApp bot

The message arrived on WhatsApp. So does the answer.

What is the WhatsApp bot?

The WhatsApp bot is deepfake detection inside a chat. Forward a suspicious voice note, photo or video to the Raid AI number and the verdict comes back in the same conversation in under a minute, with a confidence score and what to do next. Nothing to install and nobody to log in; the person who received the message checks it where they received it.

Most of the media people need to check does not arrive through a portal. It arrives on a phone, in a chat, from a number that looks like the boss or the bank, and the person holding the phone has a minute to decide. Forward the voice note to the Raid AI number and the verdict comes back as a reply, in the same chat, in under a minute.

A photo of a document or an identity card gets the same treatment. The reply says what was changed, not only that something was, so the person on the desk knows which field to distrust and can say why when asked.

Video is scored frame by frame, so the bot says it is working and replies when the job is done. For an enterprise tenant the number is yours, and every scan that passes through it lands in your own history and database, so the security team can pull the record of what was checked, by whom, and what came back.

The attacks this answers

  • A voice note from a cloned executive asking for a transfer
  • A photo of a document or an identity card that was edited
  • A clip of a person saying something they never said
  • A link to media hosted elsewhere, pulled and analysed

From submission to verdict

  1. Forward

    Send the voice note, photo, video or link to the Raid AI number, from the chat it arrived in.

  2. Acknowledge

    The bot confirms it has the media and says what it is checking.

  3. Reply

    The verdict comes back in the same chat: what was found, the confidence, and what to do next.

  4. Keep or discard the media

    Under zero retention the media is dropped once the reply is sent. An enterprise tenant logs the scan in its own database for the SOC.

At a glance

Input
Voice note, image, video, or a link
Reply time
Under a minute for audio and images
Enterprise
Dedicated number, logs in your own database
Retention
Zero, or a window you set
Runs in our cloud or on premises, with the full detection stack inside your own network. How deployment works

Questions about WhatsApp bot

What can I send it?

A voice note, a photo, a video, or a link to media hosted elsewhere. Forward it from the chat it arrived in, or send it directly.

How long does a verdict take?

Under a minute from send to reply for audio and images. Video takes longer because every frame is scored; the bot tells you it is working and replies when the job finishes.

Can our company have its own number?

Yes. Enterprise tenants get a dedicated number, and every scan lands in the tenant's own history and database so a SOC can pull the record later.

What happens to what I send?

The same as everything else on the platform: it is discarded after analysis under zero retention, or kept for the window your tenant sets.

Know who you are actually talking to.

Bring a file you already know the answer to. That is the only evaluation that settles anything, and it fits in a thirty minute demo.