IP2Proxy supports fraud teams, trust-and-safety analysts, security operations, and developers assessing whether an address appears to use a proxy or similar intermediary. In a signed-in IP2Proxy tab, Strawberry can group visible detection results, prepare a risk review, document exceptions, and help an analyst see which cases deserve corroborating evidence.
It keeps the detection indicators and analyst queue inside the IP2Proxy context, while any challenge, suspension, or access treatment remains a human decision.
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Turn proxy detection, network indicators, risk flags, and investigation cases into a reviewable set of facts.
IP2Proxy results become more useful when a reviewer can compare their displayed fields, trace each exception to its source, and still see what the lookup did not establish. Strawberry can organise the visible IP2Proxy context into a focused review that makes the next question easier to answer.
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Keep the uncertainty beside the proxy detection, network indicators, risk flags, and investigation cases.
Turn these IP2Proxy findings into an analyst brief that preserves the displayed indicators and clearly labels any inference as provisional.
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Hand off a IP2Proxy investigation without stripping out the evidence.
Prepare a case handoff for the flagged addresses with observed indicators, related account context I provide, and questions for the next reviewer.
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Use a recurring IP2Proxy check to surface changes before they become actions.
A shift-start review can surface newly flagged network patterns and compare them with the cases still awaiting analyst judgment, without automatically changing access. Once the team agrees the thresholds and exclusions, capture the review as a skill and schedule the routine for the handoff window.
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