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Whip Computer + FraudLabs Pro
FraudLabs Pro is an online payment fraud detection service that helps merchants minimize chargebacks and maximize revenue by detecting fraud across various payment methods.
How a Bot uses FraudLabs Pro
8 FraudLabs Pro tools. Connect under Plugins. The Bot still asks before anything leaves the thread.
- Use FraudLabs Pro the way you would: open it, do the task, come back with evidence.
- Work stays in the Bot thread. Anything leaving Whip Computer needs your OK.
- If it hits a login, 2FA, or a paywall, it stops on the computer for you.
Never without you
- Change live FraudLabs Pro settings
- Message anyone outside the Bot thread
First message
Use FraudLabs Pro for this task. Stay in the thread. Stop if you would change anything live.
Tools a Bot can call
A sample from the FraudLabs Pro toolkit. The Bot calls these after you connect. Writes that would go live still wait for approval.
- Create FraudLabs Pro Reseller Sub-Account
- FLP Feedback Order
- FraudLabs Pro Screen Order
- Get FraudLabs Pro Order Result (v2)
- Get SMS Verification Result
- Send SMS OTP Verification
Jobs that use FraudLabs Pro
- Content creation — Turn briefs, transcripts, and notes into blog, newsletter, and social drafts. Publish waits for you.
- Marketing ops — Keep campaign naming, UTMs, and asset lists clean. Propose the weekly plan. Do not ship live tags without you.
- SEO automation — Keyword gaps, page audits, and refresh lists from the tools you connect. No silent CMS publishes.
Related integrations
FAQ
Does Whip Computer have a native FraudLabs Pro integration?
Connect FraudLabs Pro under Plugins when it is listed. If not, the Bot still has a real computer — it can work in FraudLabs Pro in the browser the way you would, then stop when it needs a login or approval.
Can a Bot change live FraudLabs Pro data?
Not by default. Whip Computer is talk-first: draft in the thread, grant access when it hits a wall. Live FraudLabs Pro writes wait for you.
Do I need a workflow builder?
No. Create a Bot, message it, grant access as needed. There isn't anything to learn — it's like bringing on a coworker.