JevCodeecommerce · support-ticket · sla-breach · fraud
fraud · escalation
State
Ticket: Login attempts for the order from a new device every hour.
Question
Does this pattern suggest fraud requiring investigation?
Options
noinvestigate
Accepted in the case bank
investigate
Choice returned by this call
investigate · clavue-jev · 2026-10-15
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