Protect clients from paperwork
that looks official but is not.
ScanWize helps social workers triage confusing documents, payment requests and notices with plain-language explanations and scam-risk checks.
Use it to spot suspicious payment details, links, QR codes, sender mismatches and pressure tactics before a client acts.
ScanWize helps social workers triage client documents, explain what they ask for, and surface scam-risk signals before clients pay or share data.
Your clients are often targeted when pressure is already high.
People dealing with housing, debt, benefits, migration, utilities or family stress may be more likely to react quickly to official-looking threats. A clear safety check can prevent the wrong next step.
Scams often target people who fear losing housing, services, benefits or legal standing.
You need fast triage: what is this, what matters, and what needs verification?
Clients may arrive with stacks of letters, screenshots, bills and payment reminders.
Triage documents without trusting them too quickly.
Client-friendly explanation
Turn complex wording into language you can explain in a conversation.
Urgency signals
Separate real dates and next steps from pressure tactics.
Sender consistency
Check whether the claimed sender, website, phone number and contact route align.
Payment-risk signals
Flag suspicious IBANs, payment destinations and unusual instructions.
QR-code and link review
Check digital destinations before a client scans or clicks.
Actionable next step
See whether the document should be paid, verified, escalated or paused.
Use ScanWize during intake, triage or follow-up.
- A client brings an urgent payment demand, fine, utility notice or housing-related letter.
- A document asks the client to scan, click, transfer money or share personal information.
- You need a clear explanation before deciding who to contact next.
- You want to reduce the risk of a client acting on a fraudulent request.
Built as a support tool, not a final authority.
ScanWize helps surface risk signals and next steps. It should be paired with your professional judgement and official verification channels, especially for legal, benefits, debt or housing matters.
Give clients a safer first answer.
Check the document, explain the request, and verify risky details before anyone pays or shares data.