Keep your customer data in one central location and define the information that will be kept on your customers according to their risk profile.
InScope-AML lets you configure custom fields and define KYC rules to specify which field or document is mandatory or optional in different scenarios.
Customer information and documents can be imported from an existing application or input by your team.
You may also ask the clients themselves to input and upload information and documents through the self-service portal for an improved experience.
InScope-AML then presents this information in user-friendly screens such as the client overview dashboard and company structure charts.
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InScope-AML can easily import data from your existing systems, whether these are complex spreadsheets, databases, or other AML/KYC systems you have decided to walk away from.
InScope-AML functionality can easily be extended to include custom checklists and custom fields that you can leverage to facilitate the collection of client data that is specific to your organization or risk policy.
InScope-AML can be configured to trigger recurring ad-hoc tasks on each entity. These can be useful to enforce policies such as ensuring that file reviews are carried out periodically and data is kept up to date.
Provides a snapshot of the most important information related to a specific client, whether these are individuals or companies. For individuals this includes full details of direct and indirect ownership and other positions held. For corporate entities, the dashboard provides all the details of shareholders, ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs), directors, controllers, officers, subsidiaries, holding companies, allowing you to easily visualise relationships between the various entities within the system.
Allows you to easily build corporate structure charts. The system automatically calculates the percentage owned by each ultimate beneficial owner (UBO). InScope supports complex structure charts such as those involving multiple layers, nominee shareholders, trusts, foundations or listed companies.