Fraudsters are getting smarter — some now write fake invoices designed to trick AI software directly, not just a busy employee. Most invoice tools have no defence against this at all. We built one, and it's now patented technology.
Think of it as a second guard standing behind our AI, double-checking its work. Before our system makes a decision on an invoice, the Canary Layer checks the invoice for hidden tricks. After the AI gives its verdict, the Canary Layer checks that verdict too — so a cleverly worded fake invoice can't simply talk its way to "approved."
No security system catches everything, and we won't pretend otherwise. What the Canary Layer does is make these attacks far harder to pull off — and the moment someone tries, it's flagged and recorded, so you know exactly who attempted it.
You shouldn't need a law degree to trust your software. Here's the short version of how we protect your business and your data.
Every result comes with a plain-English reason — not just a score. That's increasingly expected under new AI transparency rules in the UK and EU, and we built for it from day one.
Your invoices and supplier information are kept separate from every other customer's data. We follow UK data protection law and only keep what's needed to do the job.
Every check and every decision is logged automatically, so you have a tidy, tamper-proof record ready to hand to an auditor or accountant whenever you need it.
Every customer's data is fully separated from every other customer's — there's no way for one business to ever see another's invoices or supplier lists. Access to your account is locked down with strong authentication, and sensitive information is encrypted as standard.
We'd rather answer it directly on a call than let a sales page speak for us.