Flag scam invoices and payment-change requests in your inbox
A Grok Bot routine scans Gmail twice a day and labels fake invoices, spoofed or lookalike senders, QR code tricks, call-this-number scams and bank-detail change requests, even from known contacts. It only labels; it never deletes, clicks or replies.
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- Section
- Finance
- Responsibility
- Fraud screening
- Setup difficulty
- Easy
- Added
- Oct 14, 2026
Tools
Main tool: Grok Bot official site ↗
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Twice a day, scan new Gmail messages. Label as 'Possible scam' any fake invoice, lookalike or spoofed sender, QR code request, 'call this number' message, or request to change payment or bank details, including from people I know. Add a one-line reason to each. Only apply labels: never delete, click links, open attachments or reply.
Replace [BRACKETS] with your details. {{double braces}} are fields your automation tool fills in.
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