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Report triage

Put the right thirty reports in front of your analysts first

Suspicious transaction reports arrive faster than any team can read them. FMIR validates, enriches and ranks every filing so review effort lands where risk actually is.

The problem

Volume is the constraint, not capability

A three-person unit reviewing 200 reports a day can work from spreadsheets and email. The same team at 5,000 a day cannot — the process was never designed for it. Reports get read in arrival order, and the highest-risk filing can sit for a week behind routine ones.

  • ✓Structured intakeFilings arrive in a validated schema through a portal or API instead of as attachments in an inbox.
  • ✓Automatic deduplicationThe same incident filed by three entities becomes one case, not three queue positions.
  • ✓Risk-ordered queueAnalysts open the highest-scoring filing first, with the reasoning attached.
Priority queueLIVE
91
Layered outflow to unhosted walletsSTR-4471 · Exchange operator · 14 linked addresses
Intelligence unitEscalated
84
Sanctioned counterparty exposureSTR-4468 · OTC desk · second-hop match
Intelligence unitIn review
67
Travel Rule data incompleteREG-0233 · Custodian · 9 transfers missing originator
Market conductNotice sent
58
Settlement account mismatchCB-0912 · Designated VASP account
Central bankAssigned
22
Structuring pattern — cleared on reviewSTR-4459 · Payment provider · analyst closed
Intelligence unitClosed
5 ITEMS IN VIEWLIVE CMS DATA

What produces a score

Every ranking opens to the factors behind it. No analyst is asked to act on a number they cannot interrogate.

Counterparty exposure

Direct and indirect links to sanctioned entities, mixers, darknet services and known theft clusters.

Behavioural pattern

Structuring, rapid pass-through, dormancy followed by burst activity, and other movement signatures.

Entity history

Prior filings involving the same customer, address cluster or reporting entity.

Filing quality

Completeness of the report itself — missing originator data is a supervisory signal in its own right.

Analyst workflow

The decision stays with the analyst

1

Open

Highest-scoring filing loads with score factors expanded.

2

Interrogate

Drill into any factor, linked address or prior case.

3

Decide

Confirm, downgrade or escalate with a recorded rationale.

4

Route

Escalations go to the agency holding the mandate to act.

5

Retain

The full decision trail is preserved for audit and evaluation.

Coordination is a mandate. Make it operational.

We brief agency teams on scope, deployment model and pilot design — no procurement commitment required.