Free AI webinar for escrow professionals.

Every Friday at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. Two weekly sessions on AI and the work before money moves.

Veto

Assistant

Prepared

Request for seller authorization

Review gate

Officer approval required

Audit trail

Tied to SP-0214

Defined permissions. Not an open-ended chatbot.

Veto records the review. The escrow office decides whether to approve a request or release funds.

Two weekly sessions. One standing invitation.

Every Friday at 11:00 a.m. Pacific. Built for escrow owners and officers who want a clear view of AI and current scams—without giving up control of the file.

What we cover

How wire fraud actually happens, what Assistant can prepare, and what still requires a named officer’s judgment before money moves.

Who it’s for

Independent escrow owners, officers, and office administrators who want a practical hour—not a product pitch disguised as a briefing.

How to join

Text Sebastian to register. You’ll get the Friday link, the agenda, and a way to bring a real file question if you want one discussed.

What you leave with

A clearer checklist for changed instructions, impersonation, and Review Records—plus the option to put one real file on Veto afterward.

There’s more to Veto

  • The office keeps authority

    The webinar is a briefing. Veto still does not approve a request or release funds.

  • Assistant prepares the work

    We show what Assistant can organize before a named officer reviews the file.

  • No invented insurance or prices

    Friday is not a rate card and Veto does not insure the wire.

Frequently asked questions

No. It is a standing briefing on wire fraud, AI in escrow, and the work before money moves. You can ask about a real file afterward without turning the hour into a pitch.

Register for Friday.

Text Sebastian to save your seat. Every Friday at 11:00 a.m. Pacific.

Disclaimers and footnotes

Veto records evidence and workflow events for escrow wire reviews. The escrow office owns the file context, approval, and decision.

Veto does not guarantee that fraud or loss will never occur. Required-check failures and identity mismatches remain visible and can block release or sending according to office policy.