Onboarding Agent

Merchant Web Intelligence

Merchant Web Intelligence

Reads a merchant's website live and tells underwriters what the business actually sells.

Reads a merchant's website live and tells underwriters what the business actually sells.

Where it Helps

The Merchant Web Intelligence agent reads a merchant's website live, gathers domain and off-site signals, and returns the likeliest merchant category code (MCC) as ranked candidates, with cited evidence on whether the declared MCC matches what the site actually sells. Underwriters no longer review websites by hand to confirm what a business sells, spot prohibited products, and catch MCC misclassification. Mismatch severity is computed deterministically, not by the model. The agent recommends and the underwriter decides, and every check leaves a durable record of what was reviewed.

Key Capabilities

Live Website Review

Reads the merchant's website at review time, so the assessment reflects what the business sells today.

Domain and Off-site Signals

Gathers domain and off-site signals alongside the site itself to build a fuller picture of the business.

Ranked MCC Candidates

Returns the likeliest MCC as ranked candidates, each backed by cited evidence from the site.

Declared vs. Observed MCC

Compares the MCC on the application with what the site sells and shows whether they match.

Deterministic Mismatch Severity

Mismatch severity is computed by rules, not by the model, so results are consistent and explainable.

Prohibited and High-Risk Products

Flags prohibited or high-risk products found on the site for underwriter attention.

Durable Record of the Check

Stores what was checked and the evidence behind it, replacing an undocumented manual review.

Underwriter Decides

The agent recommends. Approval, decline and escalation stay with your underwriter.

How it Works

1

Application Submitted

A merchant application arrives with a declared MCC and website.

2

Website Read Live

The agent reads the site and gathers domain and off-site signals.

3

MCC Compared

Ranked MCC candidates are compared with the declared MCC, with cited evidence and a mismatch severity.

4

Underwriter Decides

The underwriter reviews the findings, including any prohibited or high-risk products, and makes the call.

Popular Use Cases

MCC Misclassification

Catch merchants whose declared MCC does not match what their site sells, before they are onboarded.

Prohibited Product Screening

Surface prohibited or high-risk products on a merchant's site as part of every onboarding review.

Consistent Underwriting

Give every underwriter the same sourced view of the website, with a record of what was checked.