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Invoice, bill of lading, packing list and certificates are read together, with goods, quantities, prices, ports and parties pulled out.



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Rhea LedgerSenior AI KYC/AML Compliance DirectorKYC/AML & Sanctions Screening
Iris VermaSenior AI Identity Verification SpecialistIdentity Verification & KYC
Nova SentinelLead AI Zero Trust Security ArchitectZero Trust Access Security
Cian GatekeeperLead AI Customer Identity DirectorIdentity Management & Account Takeover
Zara TrustwellDirector AI Regulatory ComplianceSTR / SAR Reporting & Regulatory Evidence
Arin NarrateSenior AI Audit Trail SpecialistAudit Trail & Evidence Management
Riya IntelDirector AI Governance & Model RiskModel Governance & Model Risk
Nolan BriefwellSenior AI Incident Response NarratorCase Management & Investigations


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AI agents investigate and prepare the case. Your analysts decide, with evidence an examiner can replay.View All IndustriesMispriced goods move dirty money. It hides in invoices that don't match the cargo and in counterparties nobody screened past the first name.
FluxForce AI agents check every document set against itself, screen every party, vessel and port, and prepare the case for your trade operations and compliance teams. Your team makes the call, with evidence an examiner can replay.
Trade documents are still mostly read by hand, one at a time. The agents read the set together, so a price that doesn't fit the goods or a route that doesn't fit the credit shows up before your team accepts the documents.
Invoice, bill of lading, packing list and certificates are read together, with goods, quantities, prices, ports and parties pulled out.
Prices are compared with market references, routes with the credit terms, and every party, vessel and port is screened against sanctions lists.
Your trade operations team sees each discrepancy with its source. Compliance decides on escalation, and the full record is stored tamper-evident.
Banks see the documents. Platforms see the flow across many buyers and sellers. Both need the same answer: does this trade make sense?

Letters of credit, documentary collections and guarantees, checked against the FATF and Wolfsberg red flags your examiners already use. Agents compare each document set, screen every party, vessel and port, and prepare the escalation file for compliance.

Supply chain finance, invoice financing and receivables marketplaces. Agents verify the buyers and sellers you onboard, watch for invoices financed twice and circular trades between related companies, and keep each counterparty's risk rating current.
From onboarding the counterparty to filing the report. Each solution runs on the same agents, case file and evidence trail, so the second one builds on the first.
Speed is easy to sell. What your examiner asks is why an alert was closed, who closed it and what they looked at. Every part of FluxForce is built to answer that.
Medium risk goes to an analyst by default. High risk always does. You set the bands for each agent.
Transactions, customer profile, screening results and match reasoning sit in one file, so nobody copies between systems.
Stored tamper-evident, so a supervisor or examiner can replay how any case was handled, months later.
Agents draft STRs and SARs from the case evidence. Nothing goes to the FIU until your MLRO approves it. Who decides at each risk level is your call:
Run it where your data residency rules say it has to run. Built on Microsoft Azure.
Your CISO will ask what an AI agent can touch. Only what you've permissioned, and you can switch any agent off.
FluxForce takes an alert in and hands your team a case it can decide on, with every step on record.
Written for the people who sign off on financial crime decisions.
They read and compare them: goods descriptions, quantities, unit prices, ports, dates and parties across the invoice, bill of lading and supporting documents. Each finding is shown with the document and field it came from. Your document checkers decide whether it's a discrepancy under the credit.
By comparing the unit price on the invoice with a market reference for the same goods and with the customer's own past trades. A price far outside both is flagged with the comparison attached, so your team can see why.
Yes. Vessels, ports, shipping companies and every named party are screened against sanctions lists, and the agent shows its match reasoning for each hit.
FATF and Egmont Group guidance on trade-based money laundering, and the Wolfsberg Group, ICC and BAFT Trade Finance Principles. You can add your own and switch any of them off.
In shadow mode. The agents run beside your current process on live work and change nothing. Your team compares the agent's case with its own, and you switch on only what you've checked.
We'll run it through the agents and show you every finding, the screening behind each party and the point where your team takes over.
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