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# Tracking Fraud
Order details are shown in the Fraud Layout of the Order Detail Window.
An unfortunate reality for any retailer is the potential for **fraudulent payments**.
Of course, the best solution is always a proactive approach. By following safe business practices and providing your staff with proper training to identify and react accordingly to fraudulent payments, you can limit fraudulent orders and properly document when they occur.
Tuplo Studio accommodates by marking orders as fraudulent. Details related to that order are flagged, and any new orders with similar information receive the Potential Fraud indicator.
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## Mark Orders as Fraudulent
To **mark** orders as fraudulent:
1. **Open** the order.
2. **Click** the Edit button.
3. **Activate** the fraud checkbox.
4. **Click** the Update button.
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### Compare Fraudulent Orders
Fraudulent orders with similar information appear in the Fraud tab of the Order Detail Window.
To **access** this tab:
* **Click** the Fraud tab when viewing an order in the Order Detail Window.
Selecting an order from this list will display more information below.
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## Video Tutorial
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Discover how our fraud tracking assistance tool complements your existing fraud detection efforts, helping you monitor and manage potential risks according to your unique policies and processes.
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