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Claire automates the most painful workflows in financial services: KYC, customer onboarding, AML alert triage, regulatory communication. Model risk-managed under SR 11-7. Aligned to BSA/AML, GDPR, FCA Consumer Duty. Audit-ready by design.
30 minutes. We script it around your top regulatory pain points.
Generic LLMs cannot pass SR 11-7 model risk review. Claire is engineered to.
Customer drop-off compounds with every day. Claire is hours, not days.
Alert fatigue is the silent killer of compliance teams. Claire triages and recommends — humans decide.
Regulator tolerance for compliance gaps is at a 20-year low. Audit-ready by design.
Model risk-managed. Designed for operational review. Human-in-loop on every regulatory decision.
Customer intent: open account, ask question, dispute a charge, submit documents. Risk-graded in real time.
Runs KYC, screens against sanctions/PEP lists, verifies documents, scores risk. Within your model risk management framework.
Hard escalation rules: high-risk customers, suspicious activity, threshold-breach transactions. Routed with full audit trail.
Identity verification, document collection, beneficial-ownership tracing, risk scoring. End-to-end in one session.
False-positive reduction. Pattern recognition. Recommended dispositions with audit trail. Humans make the SAR call.
Real-time against OFAC, EU Consolidated, UN, country-specific lists. Daily refresh. Risk-tiered escalation.
Customer-facing communication for disclosures, consent requests, RTO notices. GDPR Article 22 compliant.
Pattern recognition across transactions, devices, behavior. Risk-scored. Escalated for human review.
Account questions, transactions, balance inquiries, dispute initiation — without hold times.
Model risk management documentation, version control, and audit trail engineered in from day one.
30 minutes. Real KYC, AML, or onboarding flow. Real numbers.

Customers ask about application status, missing documents, payment issues, account servicing, fraud concerns, and onboarding steps. Claire can collect information, retrieve authorized status, apply deterministic routing rules, send approved communications, and assemble an exception for an accountable specialist.
Credit, fraud, eligibility, suitability, identity, and regulatory decisions require institution-defined controls and human or approved system authority. Claire should not infer permission from conversational confidence or publish a compliance claim without verified scope.
Test identity mismatch, duplicate applications, expired evidence, vulnerable-customer language, disputed transactions, unavailable systems, and jurisdiction-specific rules. A sound deployment separates information, preparation, approval, execution, and audit evidence.
Show the request, required context, configured action, system result, confirmation, and completed state.
Show missing information, conflicting records, unavailable systems, policy boundaries, failed actions, and the named owner.
Keep approval, judgment, safety, relationship risk, and unresolved ambiguity with the accountable person.
Financial service also depends on channel continuity. A customer may begin by phone, send a document later, and ask for status by email. Identity, consent, case state, and communication history need an institution-approved method so the workflow does not create duplicate cases or disclose information to the wrong person.