Controls must match the risk
FATF Recommendation 1 asks institutions to identify and assess their risks and apply measures in proportion. The customer risk rating is where that starts.



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Explore our complete agent library and request a custom demoView All SolutionsCustomers are rated on the factors your own risk policy defines, the same way every time. Each rating shows which factors drove it, so an examiner can follow the logic without calling your team. When a rating changes, the reason is on record.
Risk ratings often live in spreadsheets and analyst judgement. They drift apart across teams, rarely get updated, and can't be explained when an examiner picks a file.
FATF Recommendation 1 asks institutions to identify and assess their risks and apply measures in proportion. The customer risk rating is where that starts.
A rating set at onboarding stays the same while the customer's activity, products and ownership change around it.
A rating with no factor breakdown can't be defended. "Analyst judgement" isn't an answer an examiner accepts on its own.
The agent applies your risk methodology to every customer and shows which factors drove each result.
We'll rate a sample of your book with your own methodology and show you where today's ratings and the agent's differ, and why.
Consistency across teams and branches.
The working behind each rating, in plain language.
Old rating, new rating and the reason.
Your factors and weights, approved by your team.
A rating draws on who the customer is, what the rules say and how the customer behaves.
Applies your methodology and proposes each rating.
Keeps the methodology tied to your policy and your regulator's expectations.
Supplies the behavioural view from transaction activity.
Risk factors differ by sector and market. The methodology is yours; the agent applies it the same way every time.
No. The agent applies your methodology, your factors and your weights. We help you encode it, and your compliance team approves it before go-live.
It proposes changes with the reason. You decide which changes need sign-off; upgrades to High always go to a person.
Each rating lists the factors that drove it and the data behind each one, so the examiner can follow it directly.
The new version is recorded, and the book can be re-rated under it. Earlier ratings keep the version they were made under.
Yes, with a reason code. Overrides are reported for supervisor review.
Yes. The portfolio view shows your risk mix by sector, geography and product.
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.