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We build the systems compliance runs on.

Sanctions screening, KYC, transaction monitoring, case management, agentic AI inside audit-grade platforms. Engineering discipline that survives regulator inspection, not a licensed product with your name on the login page. Compliance owns the workflow at the end. You own the code.

The gap we fill

Between advisory and vendor.

Advisory firms tell you what to do. Vendors sell you a product to do part of it. In between is the systems engineering that turns policy into a running platform. That is what we do.

Advisory

Deloitte, PwC, boutiques

Target operating model, policy, control framework, vendor recommendation. They do not write code.

Systems engineering (us)

Concept to Cloud

The platform your policy lives inside. Custom where custom is right, vendor integrations where they are, audit-grade throughout, handed over to your team.

Vendor product

Actimize, ComplyAdvantage, others

Licensed product covering one slice of the workflow. Great in the slice, poor at the seams.

What we build

Platforms that hold up under audit.

Sanctions screening

Match logic, list ingest, false-positive tuning, escalation workflow. Auditable decision trail, model-versioned for defence.

KYC and onboarding

Identity verification orchestration, risk scoring, enhanced due diligence workflow, refresh cycles. Vendor-agnostic on the underlying identity providers.

Transaction monitoring

Rules engine, behavioural models, alert triage, SAR filing pipelines. Regulator-defensible model governance built in.

Case management

Investigation workflow, evidence handling, decision documentation, disposition tracking. Analyst UX that reflects how the work actually gets done.

Agentic AI in production

LLM-backed features inside the compliance workflow: summarisation, evidence extraction, first-pass triage. Evaluation harnesses, human-in-the-loop, audit trail on every model call.

Data lineage and reporting

End-to-end lineage for regulator submissions. Consolidated reporting, immutable audit history, retention policy enforced at the storage layer.

Beyond financial crime

Healthcare and life sciences run on the same discipline.

Regulated data is regulated data. The audit-grade engineering that holds up under a financial regulator holds up under clinical and research governance too: the same lineage, retention, and access controls, applied to life-sciences and healthcare data.

Pharma and market access

For MMIT and Kythera Labs we replaced a manual-and-automated scraping patchwork with an autonomous, scalable extraction platform for the pharmaceutical intelligence market.

Clinical and cancer research

We have delivered research-grade data infrastructure for Roswell Park Cancer Institute, where data provenance and access control are not optional extras.

Engagement models

Three ways in. All start with a technical read.

Compliance Read

10 days · $15K-$25K

Platform, model, and audit-trail read of an existing compliance system. Board- or regulator-ready gap analysis and quantified remediation plan.

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Modernise and Build

3-6 months · $120K-$500K

Replatform a legacy compliance system, or build a new one from scratch. Phased, milestone-reviewed, zero-downtime cutover, regulator-defensible from day one.

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AI in Compliance

8-12 weeks · from $40K

Add LLM-backed features to an existing platform: summarisation, evidence extraction, first-pass triage. Evaluation harness, audit trail, human-in-the-loop scoped in.

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Compliance-buyer questions

The honest answers before you commit.

Are you a RegTech vendor?
No. We build the systems compliance runs on, we do not sell a product. That means no license fees on the platform we ship you, no vendor allegiance shaping the architecture, and no incentive to widen scope past what you actually need. The output is your codebase, your infrastructure, and your team owning both.
How is this different from a Big-4 compliance consultancy?
Big-4 sells advisory and change-management on top of a vendor rollout. We do the engineering. A Deloitte-style engagement will hand you a target operating model and a vendor recommendation. We hand you a running platform with the SLAs, audit trails, and analyst workflow already tested. If your build calls for a vendor product, we integrate it. If it calls for custom, we build it.
Do you help with a regulator response or an enforcement remediation?
Sometimes. If the remediation is 'the technology has to change' (data lineage, screening logic, case management, retention) we take that on. If the remediation is a control-framework or policy rewrite, you need a compliance advisory firm and we happily work alongside one.
Can you handle Model Risk Management (SR 11-7 / OCC 2011-12) requirements?
For the model-lifecycle side, yes. Model inventory, versioning, retraining triggers, performance monitoring, and the technical evidence packaging that goes into a regulator submission. We defer to your MRM function or an external validator on independent effective challenge; we build the systems that make it defensible.
What about international regulators? UK FCA, EU MiCA, Singapore MAS?
We have shipped platforms with FinCEN, EU AMLA, and multi-jurisdiction regulatory reporting in scope. The engineering discipline transfers; the specific evidence and audit-trail requirements get baked into the data model at the start, not bolted on after go-live.
Do you work with financial-crime advisories or investigative firms directly?
Yes. Some of our best work is the platform layer under a compliance advisory or investigative firm. They bring the domain expertise and the client relationships; we bring the engineering. The sanctions-compliance platform in the case study is exactly that model.

Send Tom a few lines about the compliance problem.

The regulator, the platform, the workflow. A senior engineer will write back honestly about whether we are the right team, and if we are not, we will point you to one.

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