Due diligence doesn't end at onboarding
FATF Recommendation 10 requires ongoing due diligence on the business relationship. News that breaks after onboarding is part of that picture.



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Explore our complete agent library and request a custom demoView All SolutionsThe agent checks news and public sources for financial crime, fraud and corruption stories tied to your customers. It filters out namesakes and irrelevant mentions, then links each relevant hit to the customer's risk profile. Your analysts review a short list instead of a page of search results.
Common names return hundreds of results, most about someone else. So searches get done at onboarding and rarely again, which is exactly when the useful news appears.
FATF Recommendation 10 requires ongoing due diligence on the business relationship. News that breaks after onboarding is part of that picture.
A customer with a common name can return hundreds of results. Without location, age and employer checks, analysts read every one.
Stories about a mid-market customer appear in regional papers and local languages first. English-only searches miss them.
The agent watches news and public sources for your customers, decides which stories are about them, and sends the relevant ones to your team.
We'll run the agent on a sample of your customers and show you what it found, what it filtered and why.
Every customer, not only new ones.
A summary your analyst can read in seconds.
Namesakes and irrelevant stories filtered with a logged reason.
All three findings on one risk profile.
Finding the story is the easy part. Proving it's about your customer is the work.
Watches news and public sources and filters out namesakes.
Links relevant hits to the customer's risk profile.
Supplies verified identity data to confirm the story is about your customer.
What counts as adverse depends on your business. You set the topics; the agent applies them the same way every time.
News, court listings and regulatory announcements, including regional sources in our markets. You can add sources your policy requires.
The agent compares location, age, employer and role with your customer record and filters stories about different people, with a logged reason you can check.
It filters clear namesakes and non-adverse stories under rules you approve, and logs why. Anything that could affect risk goes to an analyst.
We cover regional and local-language sources in our markets and translate summaries for your analysts.
Continuously. New stories are matched against your customers as they appear.
It opens a review with the evidence. Your team decides whether the rating changes.
Pick one alert type. We'll run the agents in shadow mode on your own data and show you the cases they prepare. Your team decides what happens next.