How do I connect IPQualityScore to Lodol?

Authenticate IPQualityScore once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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IPQualityScore

Compliance & SecurityEmailContact Management

Detect fraud with IPQualityScore (IPQS): score how risky an IP address, email address, phone number, link, file or whole transaction is, spot proxies, VPNs, bots, disposable emails, VOIP numbers, phishing and malware, and check for credentials leaked on the dark web. Manage your allowlist and blocklist, report fraud, record conversions, run bulk validations and Fraud Flows, and read your lookup history and credit usage. Needs an IPQualityScore account; the free plan includes 1,000 lookups a month.

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Steps your workflow can run in IPQualityScore.

Check IP addressCheck how risky an IP address is with IPQS's Proxy and VPN Detection: a fraud score from 0 to 100, whether it is a proxy, a VPN, Tor, a bot or a crawler, any recent abuse, its connection type, ISP and location. Pass the visitor's user agent too for bot and device checks. A score of 90 or more is the usual point to block a sign up, login or payment.

Validate email addressCheck whether an email address is real and safe to accept: whether it is valid and deliverable, disposable, a spam trap or honeypot, a catch-all, recently abusive or leaked, with a fraud score, its domain's age and trust, and a suggested domain for typos like gmai.com. Use it to clean a mailing list or screen sign ups.

Validate phone numberCheck whether a phone number is real and safe to accept: whether it is valid and active, its line type (mobile, landline, VOIP, toll free), carrier and location, whether it is prepaid, risky, a spammer or recently abusive, with a fraud score. An invalid number comes back with valid false, not an error.

Scan URLScan a link or a domain for phishing, malware, spam, parked domains and adult content, with a risk score from 0 to 100, where it redirects to, the site's category, server, domain age and DNS records. IPQS loads the page itself, so nothing is opened from Lodol. A risk score of 100 is confirmed abuse.

Score transactionScore how risky a payment, order or new user is from whatever details you have: billing and shipping names, addresses, emails and phones, the card's BIN and last four, the order amount, the username and password. Returns a risk score, a recommended action (approve, review, 3ds or deny), the reasons, and checks of each detail. IPQS scores the transaction beside a check of the customer's IP address, email address or phone number, so give at least one of those (only some plans can do without); every other field is optional, and the more you give the better.

Check for leaked dataCheck the dark web and known data breaches for an email address, a username or a password, or an email or username together with its password: whether it was exposed, in which breaches, and since when. A password is hashed before it leaves Lodol. Use it to stop account takeovers or to warn users with compromised credentials.

Scan file for malwareScan a file for viruses, ransomware, trojans, spyware and other malware with IPQS's scanning engines, in a live sandbox, and wait for the verdict: malicious, clean, pending or unknown, with each engine's finding. Each scan costs 10 credits. Good for checking email attachments and uploads before anyone opens them.

Get file scan resultCheck on a malware scan that was still pending, by its request ID, and get its verdict once it has one. Costs no credits.

Get device fingerprint resultGet a device fingerprint result from the server side, by the request ID your site or app received, or the latest one for a user by custom variables. It is the trusted way to act on a fingerprint, and the only way to see the reasons behind its fraud chance. The fingerprint itself is taken by IPQS's tracker on your site or in your app. Costs no credits.

Get past lookupGet a past IP, email or device fingerprint lookup again, by its request ID, or the latest one made with given custom variables, with everything IPQS answered at the time. Costs no credits.

Update past lookupUpdate a past IP, email or device fingerprint lookup: mark it converted or not (say, when a sign up turns into a paying customer) with the date, or correct its click date, user agent, language or custom variables, so IPQS can learn and rescore. Find it by request ID or by custom variables. Costs no credits.

Report fraudReport an IP address, email address, phone number or past lookup as fraudulent, so IPQS trains your account's scoring on it, such as after a chargeback or a fake sign up. Give one or more; each is reported on its own. Something already reported comes back as already reported, not as an error. Only report data that is very likely abusive.

List past lookupsList your past lookups of one kind (IP checks, email or phone checks, URL or file scans, device fingerprints or leak checks) from a date range, newest first, up to 250 a page. Narrow them by IP address, device, fraud score or custom variables, to review a user's history or export results.

Get average fraud scoreGet the average fraud score of your past IP checks, or of one device tracker's fingerprints, for a country, a date range, a conversion status or a custom variable such as a user or a campaign. Use it to compare the quality of traffic sources.

Get credit usageGet the account's available credits and how many this billing period's lookups have used, API by API. Costs no credits; good for a scheduled low-credit alert.

Get login historyList the logins and login attempts to your IPQS account, with where each came from and its fraud score, to audit access. IPQS enables this API on request: ask its support to turn it on.

Start bulk validationSend a whole list of email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses or URLs for IPQS to check in bulk: as values from an earlier step, or as a CSV file. IPQS processes it in the background; check on it with Get bulk validation, then use Download bulk validation results.

Get bulk validationCheck how far a bulk validation has got, whether it is finished, and which result files it has to download.

Download bulk validation resultsDownload a finished bulk validation's results as a CSV file, every record or only the clean, bad or pristine ones, for a later step to save, send or read.

List bulk validationsList the account's bulk validations, newest first, 50 a page, with each one's status.

Add to allowlistAllowlist an IP address or range, an ISP, a device, an email address, a domain or a phone number, so IPQS always scores it 0 and never flags it, for trusted customers or partners.

List allowlistList everything on the account's allowlist.

Remove from allowlistTake a value off the account's allowlist.

Add to blocklistBlocklist an IP address or range, an ISP, a device, an email address, a domain or a phone number, so IPQS always scores it 100 and flags it as risky, for known fraudsters.

List blocklistList everything on the account's blocklist.

Remove from blocklistTake a value off the account's blocklist.

Send fraud flowStart one of your IPQS Fraud Flows for a user: a link to a hosted verification (their email, phone, IP, device or ID), returned for you to send, or emailed or texted by IPQS. Build the flow first in IPQS's Fraud Flows editor, then follow it with Get fraud flow results.

Get fraud flow resultsCheck how far a user got through a Fraud Flow sent with Send fraud flow, and what each step found: their form answers and the IP, email, phone, device and ID checks.

Get IP abuse feedGet the IP addresses IPQS has recently seen in bot attacks, credential stuffing, brute forcing, proxies and other abuse, from its IP Address Abuse Feed, for a time range, to block them at your firewall. The New range gets only what is new since you last asked. The feed is a separate IPQS product: ask IPQS for access.

List countriesList the two-letter country codes IPQS uses, with each country's name, to turn a code from a lookup into a name. Free, and needs no credits.

List device risk reasonsList the reason codes a device fingerprint result can carry, such as FR_BOT, with what each means. Free, and needs no credits.

List transaction risk reasonsList the reason codes transaction scoring can give, such as TR_SUSPECT_EMAIL, with what each means. Free, and needs no credits.