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Solutions · Money Laundering Reporting Officer and Head of Onboarding

The onboarding decision, documented

For the Money Laundering Reporting Officer and the Head of Onboarding. Every onboarding decision must be explainable on demand: what was checked, what came back, what it meant against policy, and who decided. Cogniveil runs that process and produces that record.

Accountability boundary

Automation does not move the decision.

We support the process. We are not the vendor. You keep your identity provider and your screening provider. We run the process around them: call the provider, read the result, cross-reference the file and the regulation, document it, escalate it. We sit on top. We do not replace.

The process runs through AI coworkers configured to your policy. The coworker does the work. The human keeps the decision.

Live mechanism · illustrative data

One file around the providers you already trust

See identity, registry, sanctions, PEP, source-of-funds, policy, and human review converge on one case.

Business onboarding · case ONB-2048
Synthetic demo

Provider boundary

The provider returns the check. The coworker cross-references the result with the file, policy, and regulation, then documents and escalates it.

Provider result received

Identity attributes verified

The customer’s provider returned a verified result. The coworker matched it to the onboarding file and retained the provider reference.

Provider result attached
Name and date matched
Document reference retained
Ready for the next check

Decision owner

Onboarding operations

The work itself

Named jobs, not a list of AI features

Open each job to see the work today, what changes, what does not change, who signs, and the governing provision where it is confirmed.

The job today

An analyst collects documents, runs provider checks, reads results, applies policy, writes the file note, and routes exceptions.

What changes

The coworker assembles the file and drafts the assessment with every input cited. Clean cases queue for approval and exceptions escalate.

What does not

Your providers, policy thresholds, and approval chain do not change.

Who signs

The analyst and, on escalations, the MLRO

The regulation

Directive (EU) 2015/849 Article 13 covers customer due diligence measures.

The coworker does the work

Reads approved sources, follows the defined steps, records tests, cites findings, and escalates exceptions.

The human keeps the decision

The process runs through AI coworkers configured to your policy. The coworker does the work. The human keeps the decision.

What we have done here

An end-to-end due-diligence lifecycle was configured as governed stages. External screening results were interpreted against policy with documented dispositions, and ownership structures were extracted down to natural persons. Organizations are not named.

Start with one workflow

Bring one onboarding path, one customer type, one jurisdiction, and your providers as they are. Compare the produced file with the file you write today.

Written from where the work sits

See kyc, kyb and onboarding inside an industry

The same solution page is linked from every relevant industry. The industry page reframes the work for its own rules and operating duty.

Next step

Start with one workflow

Bring the work, the approved sources, and the people who must stand behind the answer.

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