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# Fraud Manager Add On

{% hint style="info" %}
When Fraud Manager is added to your account and assigned to a funnel's campaign, the Device Data Collector pixel is automatically added to the funnel checkout page.  This pixel sends device information to Fraud Manager/Kount for improved screening.
{% endhint %}

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### Step 1 - Enable the plugin <a href="#fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step1-enabletheplugin" id="fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step1-enabletheplugin"></a>

Go to the CRM side of your account and navigate to Admin → Plugins → Fraud Services

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{% hint style="info" %}
Fraud Manager has a cost of $0.10 per screening. The screening only occurs on the initial sale for the customer. Any upsells or rebills will not be screened again since the customer already passed screening on the initial sale.
{% endhint %}

### Step 2 - Add Fraud Manager to the campaign <a href="#fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step2-addfraudmanagertothecampaign" id="fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step2-addfraudmanagertothecampaign"></a>

Adding the plugin will apply Fraud Manager to all your current campaigns. If you create a campaign after adding the plugin you can navigate to CRM → Campaigns and edit the campaign your funnel is tied to and enable the “Screen with Fraud Manager?” option.

The default Fraud Manager rules will always be applied to the campaigns/funnels but you can [create your own rules](https://help.checkoutchamp.com/crm/plugins/fraud-services/fraud-manager#fraudmanager-creatingrulesets) to apply to the campaign as well.

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If you are unsure of the campaign the funnel is tied to, you can locate this inside the settings of the funnel within Checkout Champ

### Step 3 - Go to Checkout Champ and edit the funnel tied to the campaign <a href="#fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step3-gotocheckoutchampandeditthefunneltiedtothecampaign" id="fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step3-gotocheckoutchampandeditthefunneltiedtothecampaign"></a>

<figure><img src="/files/9PHWjUw3iPr4NbVqrgP6" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### Step 4 - Confirm Fraud Manager is enabled within the funnel's Add-On settings <a href="#fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step4-addfraudmanagerinfunnelsettingsthenpublishthefunnel" id="fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-step4-addfraudmanagerinfunnelsettingsthenpublishthefunnel"></a>

<figure><img src="/files/Db06rno4wxeUgsr0oKSn" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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### Rulesets and Reporting <a href="#fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-creatingrulesets" id="fraudmanagerwithcheckoutchamp-creatingrulesets"></a>

Please view our [Fraud Manager plugin article](/crm/plugins/fraud-services/fraud-manager.md) for more information on the tolerance thresholds and Fraud Manager reporting.


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