Static snapshot. A frozen copy of the operator dashboard, safe to open anywhere. The buttons below are drawn but inert — recording a verification and being refused the release is a state change, so it runs on the live app: python src/demo.py --serve.
- From
- billing@nationalcorp.com
- Received
- 29 Jun 2026, 12:27
- Subject
- INV-4085
- Reply to
- not a reply
- Thread
- THRN21816
The message
Invoice INV-4085 for the March consignment, Rs 37,360. Our banking
details are as held on your file, 389749432707 / AXIS0507186.
What the sender resolved to
- Supplier
- VEND0009
- Matched on
- Known sender
- Because
- the email domain is in our supplier records
- Domain matched
- nationalcorp.com
- Triage decision
- Needs review
- Change request filed
- doc_70a3bdc3b2c6215f
mentions an account, a bank or a settlement destination
Sender matching decides whether a message is read in full. It never decides a payment on its own — a lookalike domain is a reason to look, not a reason to reject.
What happens to the payment
Released
Routine payment — nothing was being changedR2a_no_change_confirmed