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Built around the full Tranche 2 obligation lifecycle rather than verification volume: program build, scoping, CDD and KYB, ongoing monitoring, ECDD, UAR through to SMR, TTR and CBM registers, reliance, record keeping, training, and program effectiveness testing, organised around the engagement rather than the customer. ## Parties, consent and documents - Multi-party engagements. Every party
Checked 8 October 2026Data residency: australia
Where it is stronger
Capabilities verified here that fewer than half of comparable offerings are verified on. Worked out from the data, not written by hand.
- Reliance arrangements0 of 16 others
- Program obligations calendar0 of 16 others
- Ongoing monitoring triggered by designated service and risk1 of 16 others
- Program maintenance and review2 of 16 others
- Independent evaluation support (s84)2 of 16 others
- Risk assessed per designated service2 of 16 others
- Escalation to AMLCO or manager with outcome recorded2 of 16 others
- Reliance CDD requests sent and received2 of 16 others
- Immutable audit log2 of 16 others
- Expired document alerts3 of 16 others
- AUSTRAC SMR XML export3 of 16 others
- Tipping-off controls (s123)3 of 16 others
- Enhanced due diligence4 of 16 others
- Document Verification Service (DVS) access4 of 16 others
- Versioned AML program and CDD records4 of 16 others
- Threshold transaction reporting5 of 16 others
- Adverse media screening7 of 16 others
- Suspicious matter report workflow7 of 16 others
- Evidence pack export7 of 16 others
Where it is weaker
Recorded with the same care as the capabilities, and not softened.
- No practice or accounting software integrations. The integration layer covers identity, screening and ABN lookup only.
Statement of capabilities
Every tracked requirement for AML/CTF & Financial Crime, shown whether or not we could establish it.
- Verified
- Partial
- No
- Not established
1Program & Governance
5 of 5
- 1.1AML/CTF program creationVerified
- 1.2AML risk assessmentVerified
- 1.3Program maintenance and reviewVerified
- 1.4Independent evaluation support (s84)Verified
- 1.5Staff trainingVerified
2CDD & Entity Work
5 of 5
- 2.1Customer due diligenceVerified
- 2.2Know-your-business (entity checks)Verified
- 2.3Beneficial ownership and controlVerified
- 2.4Enhanced due diligenceVerified
- 2.5Reliance arrangementsVerified
3Identity Verification
3 of 3
- 3.1Electronic identity verificationVerified
- 3.2Biometric liveness and face matchVerified
- 3.3Document Verification Service (DVS) accessVerified
Vendor states it is an approved DVS user, with a DVS check against the issuing agency available as an optional escalation on a matter at $8 plus GST per document.
4Screening & Monitoring
3 of 4
- 4.1PEP and sanctions screeningVerified
- 4.2Adverse media screeningVerified
- 4.3Ongoing customer monitoringVerified
- 4.4Automated transaction monitoring (bank-style rules)No
5Tranche 2 Operations
7 of 7
- 5.1Risk assessed per designated serviceVerified
Vendor states each engagement records the designated services it covers, and the risk questions asked are the ones tagged to those services; each designated service also carries an inherent rating in the firm's program.
- 5.2Ongoing monitoring triggered by designated service and riskVerified
Vendor states re-review is risk-based and follows the designated service: a new designated service at medium or high risk starts CDD for a customer held over from before 1 July 2026, and approving a new program version flags customers whose review interval, customer type or country rating it changes.
- 5.3Program obligations calendarVerified
Vendor states it schedules effectiveness checks (quarterly by default), the AMLCO report to the governing body (12 months), the independent evaluation (first date from AUSTRAC enrolment, then at least three-yearly) and program review (36 months or on a trigger), with a tool to complete each. Risk assessment review is part of program review rather than a separate date.
- 5.4Versioned AML program and CDD recordsVerified
Vendor states AML programs are versioned with superseded versions kept, and CDD reviews are numbered and kept when superseded.
- 5.5Escalation to AMLCO or manager with outcome recordedVerified
Vendor states escalations go to the AMLCO, the engagement is held until decided, and the person who raised it is told whether they can proceed. Routing is to the AMLCO only.
- 5.6Expired document alertsVerified
Vendor states a daily check flags a customer whose latest verified identity document has expired while they have an open engagement. Identity documents only.
- 5.7Reliance CDD requests sent and receivedVerified
Vendor states outbound requests are tracked to sent, agreed, completed or refused, with a refusal recorded on file; inbound requests need the customer's and the firm's approval before release, and the requester pays $2 plus GST per request.
6Reporting & Control
4 of 4
- 6.1Suspicious matter report workflowVerified
- 6.2AUSTRAC SMR XML exportVerified
- 6.3Tipping-off controls (s123)Verified
- 6.4Threshold transaction reportingVerified
7Evidence & Extensibility
2 of 3
- 7.1Evidence pack exportVerified
- 7.2Immutable audit logVerified
- 7.3API accessNo
Vendor's product summary states there is no public API yet.
- 7.4Where customer data is storedAustralia
- 7.5Where customer data is processedAustralia and overseas
Integrations
None named on the provider's own site. If integrations matter to you, confirm directly before buying.
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