AML PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Transaction Monitoring
Rule Performance Review
Advisory, data-led review of your AML/CFT transaction monitoring rules using historical transactions, alerts, and case outcomes where available. We deliver an evidence pack and a prioritized roadmap for implementation by your team or transaction monitoring vendor.
Why get a demo?
What you get from the review
Why AMLYZE?
What we assess
How it works
Kickoff Prep
Short questionnaire. No written answers needed.
Shadowing
2-3 sessions to confirm workflows, outcomes, systems, and identifiers.
Tailored Extraction Spec
Datasets, fields, keys, validation checks.
Delivery
Report + metrics pack + prioritized roadmap + stakeholder readout.
Engagement Models
Most clients choose the comprehensive review for a defensible audit trail, but we offer focused sprints for specific needs.
Standard End-to-End Review
A complete, data-led review of your AML/CFT TM rules, outcomes (where available), and governanc. This process concludes with a report, metrics pack, and a prioritized roadmap for implementation.
Limited-Scope Sprints
Rapid, focused interventions designed for specific needs.
Rapid Assessment
Rapid Assessment Report + rule-level metrics + initial prioritised actions.
Methodology & Design
Tuning/testing guidelines + small set of vendor-ready Rule Design Documents (RDDs).
Risk Coverage Sprint
Rule Design Document (RDD) package to close defined coverage gaps (logic +/- thresholds).
Data Handling & Privacy
Tokenised/pseudonymised identifiers where possible. Recordings only with your agreement. Secure deletion after acceptance. No cross-client pooling. Platform access is rarely required (typically delivered via extracts).
FAQ
Tailored to your needs. We start with shadowing to understand your reality, then confirm scope, data feasibility, metrics, and deliverables in a proposal.
Rarely. We typically work with data extracts or standard reports to minimize security friction. Direct access is only requested if extracts are not feasible.
Primarily conversion ratios (alert → case → escalation → SAR/STR where tracked). We also look at volumes, concentration, overlap, normalized rates, and timeliness indicators.
No. Our goal is alert integrity. While many reviews lead to noise reduction, some recommendations may increase targeted alerting where coverage appears weak.
We securely delete all operational datasets and recordings after final acceptance of deliverables, unless retention is contractually required.
