Finance & payments
Before the payment moves.
An invoice arrives from a familiar supplier. The payment details have changed. Examine the document before the instruction becomes a transaction.
Invoice edits · Payment details · Document integrity
ZOREAL Verify
See beyond the surface.
Detect document fraud, manipulated images, cloned voices and deepfake videos. Give every decision a clearer view of the evidence.
supplier-invoice.pdf
What to examine
A familiar document. A closer look.
Look past the finished page to the details that can reveal how it was made or changed.
Document forensics
A document can change
without looking changed.
From invoices and bank statements to contracts and document scans, the visible page is only part of the story.
The image. The voice.
The face on the call.
AI can create an entire file or change a small part of one. Examine the content for signs of synthetic creation and manipulation.
Illustrative media
A finding means more
with the context.
Move from “something looks wrong” to understanding what deserves attention. Keep the detail connected to the document and the decision ahead.
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What deserves attention
The type of change or inconsistency that needs review.
- 02
Where it appears
The part of the content that gives the finding its meaning.
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Why it matters
Enough context to decide what to question or check next.
Example observation
Payment details
This is the area to examine when an invoice contains a changed destination for payment.
Invoice / Payment section
Different formats.
Real consequences.
Put a closer look at the moments where content becomes a decision.
Applications & onboarding
Before an application is accepted.
Statements, supporting documents and scanned records all contribute to a decision. Give the documents the same attention as the information they contain.
Bank statements · Document scans · Cross-field consistency
Claims & submitted evidence
Before an image becomes evidence.
A property photograph or a submitted image can shape what happens next. Look for generated content and altered regions before relying on what it shows.
AI-generated imagery · Edited regions · Visual patterns
Calls & communications
Before a familiar voice is enough.
An urgent voice message. A face on a video call. Examine the media for signs of voice cloning and deepfake manipulation when the next action matters.
Synthetic speech · Cloned voices · Video deepfakes
From a file
to a clearer decision.
A considered review starts with the content and follows the evidence.
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Bring the content
Start with the document, image, audio or video that needs a closer look.
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Examine the signals
Look for signs of alteration, inconsistency and synthetic creation.
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Review in context
Use the findings to inform the next step, alongside the information you already have.
One ZOREAL platform
Trust the content.
Know who’s involved.
Verify brings content analysis into the same world as identity, meetings and signatures. Each product answers its own part of the trust question.
Explore the platformZOREAL VerifyExamine the content.
You are hereZOREAL IdentifyKnow the person behind the interaction.
ZOREAL MeetBring people into the conversation.
ZOREAL SignMove the document toward a decision.
A closer look
at Verify.
The questions behind the checks.
What does ZOREAL Verify check?
Verify examines PDFs and document images for forgery and manipulation, images for AI generation and editing, audio for synthetic or cloned voices, and video for deepfakes and generated content.
Can a PDF look normal and still contain changes?
Yes. A change to an amount, a payment detail or a paragraph can leave the page looking familiar. Document analysis looks at content, fonts, graphical consistency, metadata and digital signatures to help reveal changes beneath the finished page.
Does Verify examine edited images as well as generated ones?
Yes. An image may be generated in its entirety or altered in a smaller region. Verify examines both AI-generated imagery and signs of manipulation within an image.
What about cloned voices and deepfake video?
Verify examines acoustic patterns for signs of synthetic speech and voice cloning, and video for generated or manipulated imagery, including face swaps and inconsistencies across frames. This includes the kinds of deepfake content that can appear in a video call.
How is Verify different from Identify?
Verify examines the document or media: how it may have been created or changed. Identify addresses the person behind an interaction. They answer different questions and belong together when both the person and the content matter.
Are the examples on this page live analyses?
The examples are interactive illustrations of what Verify examines. Switching formats or selecting a detail changes the illustration. It does not upload a file or run a live analysis.
Take a closer look.
Then take the next step.
Bring clarity to the content your business relies on.