Capture
Scam calls arrive on seeded lines Dossier controls and on the phones of people who enrolled. Both feed the same pipeline.
We answer the scam calls
made in your name.
Dossier's AI takes the calls you'd have ignored, keeps them on the line, and records what they say. You find out who they claimed to be. We tell the company they're impersonating.
Start with an email
and a phone number.
That's it
The app is still being built. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out the moment it's ready.
Join the waitlistWhen the app launches, Dossier's AI records every call it answers — see the Terms & Privacy Policy.
Scam calls pretend to be
someone you trust.
That's where we come in.
The name is always there. A caller has to claim to be someone you trust before anything else works, so every call identifies the brand it is running against.
Honeypots never hold an account. A seeded line has no bank, no policy, no balance, so the scams built on real customer data never run on it.
Real phones catch what honeypots can't. Enrolled numbers receive the calls where the person on the other end already has something on you.
How a call
becomes a campaign
You do one thing: enroll. Everything after runs on the calls you were already getting.
Classify
The agent answers every ambiguous call as a polite receptionist taking a message. Nothing else begins until the call is confirmed spam.
Elicit
A confused-but-cooperative caller keeps a scammer explaining. The agent never claims a false identity, never expresses interest in buying, never supplies payment details.
Record
Every call is recorded, disclosed plainly, and locked into a tamper-evident archive: write-once storage, cryptographic hashes, trusted timestamps.
Match
Script fingerprints, callback numbers, money routes and wave timing repeat across thousands of calls until they resolve into one named campaign.
Report
The impersonated brand gets the campaign, the evidence behind it, and an alert the moment a caller turns up holding one of their customers' credentials.
One index of who is using whose name
Every answered call adds a fragment. Brands can see their domains, their social accounts and their apps being cloned. Nobody watches the phone channel, because the only way to see inside a scam call is to be on it.
Campaign index
Illustrative UpdatingGray Waverunning as Northmark Bank
script fingerprint
callback #
money route
assembled from
412 calls · 96 lines
412 calls · 96 lines
Cold Ledgerrunning as Corwin Mutual
credential prompt
spoofed caller ID
wave timing
assembled from
287 calls · 64 lines
287 calls · 64 lines
Blue Noticerunning as Statewide Power
script fingerprint
money route
assembled from
139 calls · 31 lines
139 calls · 31 lines
Unresolved fragmentsno campaign yet
callback #
script fingerprint
holding
58 calls · 22 lines
58 calls · 22 lines
Synthetic data. Campaign and brand names shown here are invented.
Corroborated across independent lines
Script fingerprintthe words they repeat call after call
Callback numberthe number they beg you to dial
Money routewhere they ask the money to go
Credential promptthe code or password they ask for
Wave timingwhen the campaign dials and when it stops
What the brand gets
Two standing alert layers, and a third that fires only when the evidence is unambiguous.
- Campaign Intel — daily. The operation running in your name, mapped: script fingerprints, callback numbers, money routes, wave timing. This is the substrate everything else is built on.
- Intercepts — per account. A caller holding one of your customers' credentials tries an OTP or a password on an enrolled phone. You get the alert while the account still exists, and you can verify it against your own auth logs.
- Breach escalation — rare, and included. A caller recites internal-only data: an exact balance, yesterday's transaction. That is deterministic proof something leaked, from you or from a vendor. It is never priced by the incident.
- Evidence, not screenshots. Every claim traces back to a recorded call in a write-once archive with a cryptographic hash and a trusted timestamp.
- Referral packages when a campaign earns one. Operations that clear written, pre-committed criteria get a deep workup your team can hand to law enforcement. It is upside, never a promised rate.
Recorded We record the calls
Dossier's AI records every call it answers. That is how the evidence gets made, and it is written plainly into the terms you agree to at sign-up. Anything shared publicly is scrubbed first.
Chain of custody
- Storage
- Write-once, no delete path
- Integrity
- Cryptographic hash per recording
- Time
- Trusted timestamps
- Sharing
- Clips scrubbed before they leave
What the agent will never do
It never asserts a false identity, never expresses interest in buying, never supplies payment information. That restraint is not squeamishness — it is what keeps the recording usable as evidence.
For the teams already
fighting impersonation
You already fund takedowns on domains, social and apps. The phone channel is the one surface nobody can see inside.
Per-brand subscription
NowCampaign Intel and Intercepts for one brand, running continuously. The first delivery is the campaigns already operating in your name.
Request a campaign briefingCross-vertical lookup
NextAs the index grows, an operation impersonating your bank today is the same operation impersonating an insurer next month. Lookup access turns that into a warning before the wave reaches you.
Straight answers
Does this stop the calls?
Yes. Dossier blocks spam calls on your line. They never ring through to you — our AI takes them instead, and turns what the caller says into a record.
Do you record the calls?
Yes. Dossier's AI records every call it answers. It's disclosed in the terms you agree to when you sign up, and it's how the evidence is built.
Do I get paid for this?
No. Dossier doesn't pay people to enroll and isn't an earning scheme. You're already getting these calls; this is what makes them count for something.
What do the brands see about me?
Campaigns, not customers. What leaves Dossier is the operation: the script, the numbers, the routes. When a call impersonated your own bank or provider, you're told directly.
What do I actually have to do?
Enroll with an email and a phone number, then finish connecting your number from the email we send. After that, the calls you already get do the work.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Joining is free and you're never charged. The brands being impersonated are the customers.
The calls are coming
either way.
FreeEmail and phone, nothing elseEvery answered call is recorded
Put your line to work.
FreeThe app is still being built. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out the moment it's ready.
Join the waitlistWhen the app launches, Dossier's AI records every call it answers — see the Terms & Privacy.