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Workflows

Research that runs
on its own.

Chain agents into one workflow: a KYB check, a sanctions screen, a security questionnaire, a risk brief. Start it by hand, on a schedule, from a webhook or from your code. Branch on the result, and pause for a person wherever a decision matters.

  • A credit cap on every run
  • Approvals where it matters
  • Test before you go live
Screen a new vendor · workflowExample run
Example workflow with fictional data: every Monday a schedule picks up a new vendor, agents run a KYB check, a sanctions screen and a security questionnaire side by side, a condition finds the risk rating is high and sends the run to a reviewer's approval instead of the low-risk lane, and a risk brief is delivered. The run uses 5.1 of its 15-credit cap.
Building blocks

Snap steps together. See each one run.

A workflow is a handful of steps joined in order. Each step does one job and passes its result on.

01 · Trigger

Starts the run and asks for the details it needs.

02 · Agent

Hands a question to a research agent and takes back a cited answer.

03 · For each

Repeats a step for every company, person or row in a list.

04 · Condition

Sends the run down one branch or another, on a rule you set.

05 · Approval

Pauses until a person approves or rejects in the review queue.

06 · Deliver

Sends the result to your inbox, Slack or another system.

+3 more step types

Tools, transforms and merges, shown when you build your own.

Triggers

Five ways to start. One workflow.

The same workflow can be started by a person, by the clock, by another system, by your code or by a change in the world.

  • Start it yourself

    Run it from the workspace when you need it, filling in the details it asks for.

  • On a schedule

    Every morning, every Monday, every month. Hourly on paid plans.

  • From a signed webhook

    A form, CRM or monitoring system posts an event and the run starts.

  • From your code

    Start a run through the REST API and read the result when it finishes.

  • When something changes

    A sanctions listing, a registry change, a new court record or adverse news.

Built-in control

Hands off, not out of the loop.

Workflows run on their own, inside limits you set, and pause where a person should decide.

  • Approvals where it matters

    A run pauses at an approval and waits for a person. Nothing is sent before they sign off.

  • Branches on your rules

    High risk goes to review, low risk goes straight through. Steps that do not depend on each other run side by side.

  • A credit cap on every run

    Set the most a run may use. Each agent step stays within its effort cap, and the run stops at yours.

  • Test, then turn it on

    Run it as a test, read every step, then activate it. Each change is a version you can go back to.

Start from a template

Six workflows, ready to adapt.

Each starter is a working workflow: open it, change the steps to fit your process, test it and turn it on.

  • Started by a person

    Vendor onboarding

    Due diligence and a security review run side by side. A high risk waits for a person; the result goes to your inbox with the questions to send the vendor.

    1. Due diligence
    2. Security review
    3. Risk high?
    4. Approval
    5. Inbox
  • Started by a person

    New business customer

    KYB and KYC with a credit recommendation, and AML screening alongside. High risk goes to enhanced due diligence; a reviewer decides every customer.

    1. KYB + credit
    2. AML screening
    3. EDD if high
    4. Approval
    5. Slack
  • Every Monday

    Weekly sanctions and adverse-media watch

    Re-screens a customer for sanctions and PEPs and checks the news. Only a material change or a new hit is posted.

    1. Sanctions + PEP
    2. Adverse media
    3. Changed?
    4. Slack
  • Signed webhook

    Inbound lead

    A form or CRM posts a lead. The account is researched and scored; a lead scoring 70 or more gets its buyers found and a reply drafted for you to approve.

    1. Research
    2. Score
    3. Score ≥ 70?
    4. Buyers
    5. Approval
  • Signed webhook

    Transaction alert triage

    Your monitoring system posts an alert; the agent investigates the customer and counterparties and recommends a disposition. Escalations wait for the MLRO.

    1. Investigate
    2. Escalate?
    3. MLRO approval
    4. Slack
  • Every Monday

    Weekly competitor watch

    Tracks your competitors' releases, pricing, hiring and messaging. Only a material change is posted, with the threat level.

    1. Track competitors
    2. Material?
    3. Slack
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