AI Agent & Bot Detection

AI agents and automated tools can create accounts, complete forms and navigate checkouts without human interaction. SEON surfaces signals of AI-agent and automated activity to help fraud teams assess risk and apply the right action.

Built for fraud and risk teams

Flags known AI-agent and automation signals

Built for high-risk digital journeys

Built into Device Intelligence

See the Automation Behind High-Risk Activity

Identify AI Agents Behind Automated Journeys

  • Surface indicators of AI-agent activity associated with OpenAI, Devin, Manus AI and Opera Neon
  • Detect automated browsers and tools controlling a device, along with browser manipulation such as User-Agent spoofing and Canvas tampering
  • Identify automation signals relevant to account creation, checkout and workflow exploitation

Expose the Infrastructure Behind Automated Abuse

  • Identify cloud-hosted Android environments and potential device farms used to automate abuse at scale
  • Detect emulated and virtualized environments that can support automated activity
  • Surface infrastructure-level signals that help reveal coordinated abuse beyond individual user behavior

Catch Automation Hiding Behind Human Behavior

  • Detect abnormal typing, mouse movement and form-filling patterns associated with non-human interaction
  • Identify behavioral signals that can indicate bot attacks and account takeover
  • Combine behavioral signals with device and network context to give fraud teams a clearer risk picture

Turn Automation Signals Into Risk Decisions

  • Receive AI-agent, automation and device-farm flags through the Fraud API
  • Raise risk scores or trigger actions in the Scoring Engine when suspicious automation is detected
  • Connect suspicious activity across users and devices to uncover coordinated automated fraud

What Fraud Teams Say

“We wanted a way to proactively stop fake sign-ups without adding friction for real users.”

Olivier Novel

“Thanks to SEON, we have confidence in each fraud score and a clear understanding of how it’s determined. Creating rules is now effortless, giving us greater flexibility.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does SEON detect AI agents like Devin?

SEON’s JavaScript Agent v6+ analyzes browsing and device signals to surface suspicious automation. Sessions can return flags such as potential_ai_agent, openai_agent, devin_agent or manusai_agent. These flags can then be used in custom Scoring Engine rules to increase risk scores or change transaction states.

Which AI agents and agentic browsers can SEON detect?

SEON currently provides suspicious flags for AI-agent activity associated with OpenAI, Devin, Manus AI and Opera Neon through JavaScript Agent v6+. It also provides broader automation detection through flags such as potential_ai_agent and bots_and_automation.

Can I decide how to handle AI-agent and bot activity?

Yes. SEON returns suspicious flags as signals rather than automatically determining the final outcome. You can use those flags in custom Scoring Engine rules to increase risk scores or change transaction states based on your risk strategy.

How does SEON detect device farms and emulators?

SEON uses device and environmental signals to identify virtualized environments, emulators and potential device farms. Android SDK 6.8+ can detect hardware-level indicators consistent with cloud-hosted Android environments and device farms. Learn more about device farm and emulator detection.

What does it take to deploy AI-agent and bot detection?

For web, integrate SEON’s JavaScript Agent v6+ and generate a Device Intelligence session. For mobile, integrate the applicable Android or iOS SDK and enable behavioral monitoring when using behavioral suspicious flags. The resulting signals can be returned through the Fraud API and used in custom Scoring Engine rules.