Tara, WorkFusion's 100% digital Transaction Screening Analyst, is designed to protect your organization from sanctioned or risky client relationships by reviewing transaction alerts using different sanction lists. She is designed to ingest each alert generated by a financial institution's sanctions screening system and determine if it is a false positive.
The Digital Worker is agnostic to the screening system used and does not require tuning, sensitivity, or algorithm changes to the financial institution's screening platform.
WorkFusion does not replace Transaction Screening software but adds an extra layer to make the transaction and payment process more robust by automating Manual Tasks and reducing false-positive alerts.
Tara's capabilities as Transaction Screening Analyst:
Review and analyze alerted payment messages (e.g., SWIFT messages) to decide whether alert is valid or a false positive
If the transaction is not determined to be a false positive, escalate to the analyst for further review
Utilize and enrich information using approved sanction list(s)
Continuously review alert messages (payment transaction messages) and hits to make decisions
When needed, cross-reference message with third-party tools (e.g., Google, OpenCorporates.com) for more context and confidence in decision
Provide written explanations for each decision
Consult additional third-party sources to research organizations/individuals and support decision
Handle exceptions with human-in-the-loop capability, working side-by-side with traditional team members.
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This contract prices the payment sanction screening AI Agent by yearly volume commitment. You choose one commitment tier based on how many units you expect to process each year, ranging from 50K up to 2.5M. Higher tiers cover larger annual volumes. Two per-case add-ons handle integrations beyond the base setup. Additional Integration (Src, Dest, or Enrich) charges per case for extra source, destination, or enrichment connections. Integration via RPA (Src, Dest, Enrich) charges per case when connections use robotic process automation. You combine a volume tier with any integration add-ons you need.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unit in the yearly commitment tiers?
A unit maps to one payment alert reviewed. The AI Agent screens alerted payment messages, such as SWIFT, ISO 20022, Fedwire, ACH, CHAPS, IAT, and SEPA formats. Each alert it reviews and dispositions draws against your yearly committed volume. You choose a tier matching your expected annual alert count.
When do the per-case integration charges apply on top of a volume tier?
The per-case integration charges apply only when you connect systems beyond the base setup. Additional Integration bills per case for extra source, destination, or enrichment connections. Integration via RPA bills per case when connections use robotic process automation. Both add to your chosen volume tier and appear on the same invoice.
Which charge usually drives most of my bill — the volume tier or integrations?
Your yearly commitment tier typically drives the base cost, since it covers the full volume of alerts reviewed each year. The per-case integration charges add on only for extra connections beyond the standard setup. Banks with many custom source or destination systems see integration charges contribute more.
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