It's a new addition to the Bolt Agent Engine, built with Socure. AI agents screen every applicant, verify identity when something looks off, coordinate follow-up, and move every flagged case to a documented staff decision.

Element451's existing fraud detection flags suspicious applications. Bolt Fraud Detection and Resolution builds on that foundation, adding Socure's identity verification, a shared review workspace, and AI agents that handle the follow-up work after a flag.

Socure supplies the identity verification and fraud signals at the center of the product. Its models are built for patterns common in higher education, like shared addresses, reused Social Security numbers, and coordinated fake identities.

No. Identity verification and Bolt's analysis inform each case. Staff make the fraud determination and any admissions or financial aid decision.

No. Every applicant is screened automatically, and identity verification only kicks in when something looks off. Most students never notice it, and students with unusual but explainable data can be verified quickly.

Bolt Agents follow up automatically and escalate the case to staff when it needs human review. A missed response is treated as one input for staff to weigh, not as proof of fraud.

No. It runs on Element451, connects to another CRM or your SIS through a sync, or works alongside a fraud tool you already use.

No. It's built into the Bolt Agent Engine and works within your existing case management and appointment tools.

It's designed for the admissions, enrollment, financial aid, and fraud-review staff who investigate suspicious applications. Everyone works from the same evidence-backed view of each case.

Element451 is SOC 2 Type II compliant and FERPA-aligned, and Bolt Fraud Detection and Resolution runs within that same platform. Every verification attempt and decision is documented for your records.