Faster investigations
Turn repetitive investigation work into a structured workflow.
CIP is an AI investigation assistant that investigates compliance alerts, gathers evidence and prepares an audit-ready case for human review.
Screening tools are built to flag possible matches. Deciding whether a flag is real is a separate job, and today it is mostly manual.
For every alert, an analyst has to
CIP takes the alert, sets the investigation depth from your rules, confirms identity, researches sanctions, PEP and media sources, has findings reviewed, and prepares the report and recommendation.
The bank keeps its existing screening tool.
The bank keeps the final decision.
CIP handles the investigation in between.
Turn repetitive investigation work into a structured workflow.
Apply the same investigation discipline across cases.
Every finding is tied to its source.
Searches, sources and decisions are recorded throughout the case.
See a full investigation on a sample case, and how CIP would sit inside your existing screening workflow.
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CIP — Compliance Intelligence PlatformCIP receives an alert from your existing screening tool, investigates it the way a skilled compliance analyst would, and hands back a finished, evidence-backed investigation file. Your analyst makes the call.
Listed person differs on date of birth and city. One open question: the list entry has no address to compare.
Identity comes first. Only once CIP knows whether the flagged record is really your customer does deeper research carry weight.
What your analyst opens when CIP is done. This example is escalated, to show how CIP handles a case that is not a false alarm.
We'll walk through a complete sample investigation and discuss how CIP would receive alerts from your current screening tool.
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SolutionsBanks, NBFCs and fintechs carry different alert volumes, team sizes and policies. CIP follows your rules for depth and escalation, and fits after the screening tool you already run.
Outcome figures below are left blank on purpose. We measure them with each institution during a pilot rather than publishing numbers we haven't earned.
Large alert queues across branches and products, and an audit expectation that every closure can be explained. CIP turns each alert into the same structured, source-backed file.
Lean compliance teams often carry the same documentation burden as much larger institutions. CIP produces a consistent file for every alert, so the paperwork no longer depends on who picked it up.
Fast customer growth brings alert growth before it brings compliance headcount. CIP gives a growing team a structured workflow, without every alert becoming a long manual exercise.
Analysts spend their judgement on the decision, not on assembling evidence. Each file arrives with findings, sources, open questions and a recommendation they can approve, change or reject.
Your rules set the starting depth for each case. Try a tier, then simulate a finding.
A finding can push a case deeper mid-investigation. Nothing pulls it back to a lighter check.
We'll show how CIP would sit after your current screening tool, and agree together which outcomes to measure in a pilot.
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Trust & SafetyCIP is held to rules a compliance officer would recognise. Each layer of an investigation rests on the one below it, and every layer is written to the audit trail as it happens.
CIP recommends. A person on your compliance team makes the final decision, every time.
Every statement in the investigation points to a source that was actually opened.
Additional identity information must support any conclusion that the record is the customer.
If the source says "alleged", the investigation says "alleged".
Every case covers the required investigation areas before a report can be written.
CIP must not recommend clearing a probable sanctions match.
Searches, sources and decisions are recorded as the investigation happens, not reconstructed afterwards.
CIP investigates alerts. These are the things it deliberately does not try to be.
Your institution keeps its existing screening system. CIP starts where that system's alert ends.
CIP uses official lists and licensed sources rather than trying to become a data provider.
It does not close alerts on its own or file regulatory reports. It prepares the case; your team decides.
The investigation follows your institution's own policies, and a human makes the final decision.
A small number of functional investigation roles, designed around how an investigation actually runs.
We'll show exactly where your analysts review, what gets recorded, and how CIP handles cases it cannot resolve.
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About VrenceS TechnologiesMake complex compliance investigation more structured, evidence-backed and efficient, while keeping humans firmly in control.
Financial institutions already invest in screening. The harder, slower part comes after the alert: working out whether a flagged record is really the customer, reading the sources, and writing down why.
That is the work we build for. CIP sits between the screening tool and the compliance analyst, prepares the investigation, and leaves the decision where it belongs.
We are starting with compliance teams at Indian banks, NBFCs and fintechs.
We build tools that prepare decisions. We don't build tools that take them.
If a finding can't point to its source, it doesn't belong in the report.
We do one job well rather than becoming another screening tool or data provider.
Designed around how compliance teams at banks, NBFCs and fintechs actually work.
VrenceS Technologies is led by its two co-founders.
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Technical Co-Founder & CTO — VrenceS Technologies
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Book a DemoTell us a little about your organisation and compliance workflow. We'll show you how CIP can fit between your existing screening process and analyst decision-making.