In this episode, our guest Daniel Berlind, Co-Founder and CEO of Snappt and Dom discuss:
How Daniel’s history as a former property manager led him to co-found Snappt, and the company’s success in the multifamily market.
Snappt’s document-centric approach and its use of machine learning to analyze metadata for fraud detection.
Some statistics that show document fraud is more prevalent than ID fraud, with inception fraud also emerging as a significant issue.
Snappt’s investments in fraud forensics and its maintenance of some proprietary databases designed to track fraud.
A sneak peak at some new product releases and the continued evolution of fraud detection technology.
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