60–80%
Less effort per reporting cycle
You digitised the customer. The operating core behind them — returns, alerts, approvals, correspondence — is still manual. We automate it, with the evidence a supervisor will ask for.
Growth in the app becomes alerts, disputes, reporting rows and approvals in the back office. Headcount is the only lever most banks have left. Pick a domain:
Dozens of periodic returns assembled from system extracts into spreadsheets, under deadline, by named individuals.
Each return is a definition, not a codebase — with maker–checker, validation and lineage built in.
Every screening alert cleared by an analyst reading multiple systems and typing a rationale.
Agents dispose against a compliance-ratified matrix. Humans get escalations with the evidence already assembled.
Document and sequence assurance across Islamic financing structures achieved by sampling.
Full-population document, sequence and profit-computation checks, with exceptions surfaced for review.
Unstructured email and scanned attachments read and looked up by hand against a supervisory deadline.
Automated extraction, verification against core systems, intent classification and SLA-tracked routing. A human still signs.
Core banking exports manually reconciled to the regulator's schema. Rejection is the error-detection mechanism.
Validated conversion with schema and business checks applied before submission, not after it.
Requests and authorisations on email, messaging apps and paper. No queue, no SLA, no audit trail.
Directory-integrated routing with approval chains, SLA instrumentation and complete audit history.
Policies published and effectively unreachable. Staff ask colleagues; colleagues approximate.
A retrieval assistant citing the governing document, on privately hosted models with zero data egress.
The agents read the systems you already run. Everything they do returns through a control point with a named owner, and leaves evidence on the way out.
Core banking, documents, vendors, mail.
Reporting, alerts, correspondence, filing.
Maker–checker, approvals, a named owner.
Returns, filings, a complete audit trail.
60–80%
Less effort per reporting cycle
50–70%
Fewer analyst hours on routine disposition
70–85%
Less time per filing period
40–60%
Faster internal turnaround
Regulatory reporting platform
Fifty-plus returns across ten departments, config-driven.
Agentic AML / CFT disposition
Alerts dispositioned against a ratified matrix.
Correspondence intake
Extraction, verification and SLA-tracked routing.
Regulatory filing pipeline
Validated pre-submission conversion with lineage.
Service & approvals platform
The system of record for inter-department work.
Private AI knowledge
Cited answers on models inside the bank's perimeter.
Indicative ranges from comparable deployments, not audited client-attributable results. The institution is not named; references are available under NDA.
We map the processes and come back with a ranked portfolio and a business case.
4–6 weeksOne process taken end to end into production, chosen for measurable payback.
10–14 weeksSuccessive waves from the portfolio, under a single quality gate.
RollingNot a fourth phase. It runs from the first system in production. Automating for a year and then commissioning assurance is commissioning archaeology.
How do you know it behaves?
A bank can evidence that a human control operates — procedure, sample, reviewer, signature. Replace it with an AI system and that evidence disappears with nothing in its place. So we scale assurance to what failure actually costs:
Customer assistants, internal knowledge tools
A wrong answer, reputational exposure, an inconsistent commitment to a customer.
Alert disposition, eligibility, risk scoring, document review
A control that did not operate — which is a finding.
Execution on accounts, submissions or customer records
A transaction or filing that must be unwound and explained.
With the sponsoring executive, and ideally compliance and operations — to test whether this matches your own view of the bank.