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Collect evidence of financial abuse without sending it through the joint account.

Hardship teams give a customer a submission link that isn't tied to the joint account's email, app or address. They upload evidence with no account, and only the specialist team can open it.

A DekkoCORE Hub's file list, with a folder named 5 July Submissions marked Submission ON
In DekkoCOREA folder taking submissions is marked Submission ON.
A separate channel
A link not tied to the joint account.
No account needed
Nothing to log in to or read back.
View only inside the bank
Specialists read it without copies.
Specialist team only
Access limited to named staff.

Why financial abuse evidence is hard to collect

When the abuser is a joint account holder, the bank's usual channels, such as the account's email, app and mailing address, may reach them first.

Today

  • Evidence requested through account channels
  • Letters sent to a shared address
  • Statements emailed to shared inboxes
  • Copies spread across teams

With DekkoCORE

  • A submission link sent another way
  • Nothing to read back after sending
  • One folder for the specialist team
  • Read View only inside the bank

How it works in DekkoCORE

One customer, from the first conversation to the bank's decision.

  1. Step 1

    Open a restricted folder

    Create a folder only the specialist team can open.

    • Hub folders
  2. Step 2

    Give the customer a link

    Send a submission link or QR code through a safe channel you've agreed with them.

    • Submission link
    • QR code
  3. Step 3

    They send the evidence

    They upload statements, screenshots and documents with no account, and see nothing afterwards.

    • Statement field
  4. Step 4

    Share it inside the bank

    Share it with colleagues who need it at View only.

    • View only
  5. Step 5

    Keep the record

    Every view is recorded, so you know who has seen the evidence.

    • Audit log

Who gets what access

A typical case. You can change or remove anyone's access at any time.

  • Specialist team

    Full permissions

    Holds the customer's evidence.

  • Colleagues who need it

    View only

    Read it without keeping copies.

  • Customer

    Submission link

    Sends evidence, and sees nothing afterwards.

  • Joint account holder

    Not shared

    Can't see the folder or the link.

The bars show a permission level, from Listing only (one bar) to Full permissions (seven).

Questions

Does the joint account holder see anything?

No. The folder isn't linked to the account, and the link goes through a channel you've agreed with the customer.

Is the submission anonymous?

No. The link records the sender's IP address and approximate location, which your specialist team can see.

What if the link is forwarded?

Anyone with the link can use it to send files, but nobody can use it to see what's been sent. Disable it or set an expiry date once you have what you need.

Is anything left on the customer's phone?

No account or app holds the evidence. The link itself may stay in their browser history or messages, so plan with them how they'll receive it.

Can staff download the evidence?

Not if you share it View only. They read it in the browser.

Supporting customers experiencing financial abuse?

Tell us how your team collects evidence today. We'll show you a separate, safer channel in DekkoCORE.