A policy has to run as a programme
FATF Recommendation 18 expects programmes against money laundering that include internal policies, procedures and controls. A policy no system enforces doesn't meet that.



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Explore our complete agent library and request a custom demoView All SolutionsUpload your AML or fraud policy and the agent pulls out the rules it contains, ready for your compliance team to review. You decide which rules go live. Each control links back to the policy clause it came from, so an auditor can trace any alert to the line of policy behind it.
Policies are written in documents. Controls are configured in systems. When a regulator issues a new circular, the two drift apart, and nobody can show which control enforces which clause.
FATF Recommendation 18 expects programmes against money laundering that include internal policies, procedures and controls. A policy no system enforces doesn't meet that.
A threshold updated in the policy often stays unchanged in the monitoring system until an audit finds it.
Showing the policy clause behind a live rule usually means hours of digging through documents and configuration screens.
The agent reads your policy, proposes the controls it implies and shows where you're already covered. Your compliance team decides what goes live.
We'll map one of your policies against your current controls and show you the coverage and gaps before you commit to anything.
From live rule back to policy clause.
Clauses with no control, and controls with no clause.
Nothing goes live without your compliance team.
Which version was live on any date.
One reads the rules, one keeps the record, one watches for drift.
Turns written policy into controls your team approves, and tracks obligations by jurisdiction.
Links every control to its clause and every alert to its control.
Watches for configuration changes that break a policy rule.
Every regulated institution has a written policy. The agent works from yours.
No. It proposes controls and updates. Your compliance team approves every one before it goes live.
AML, sanctions, KYC and fraud policies, procedures and regulator circulars, in the documents you already have.
New obligations are mapped to the clauses and controls they affect, and the agent proposes updates for your team to review.
Yes. It lists clauses with no control behind them and controls with no clause behind them.
Yes. Obligations are tracked per jurisdiction, so a group operating in several markets sees each one separately.
The policy version, the control version, who approved each one, and the link from any alert back to its clause.
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.