Is this really the same person?
Name matches create noise. False Positives AI checks position history and public disclosures against your customer record, so likely mismatches arrive with the reasons spelled out.
False Positives AI investigates sanctions, PEP, adverse media, KYB and UBO change alerts, then hands your analyst a cited recommendation to review and sign off.
Checks position history and public disclosures to judge whether the flagged person is really your customer.
Maps associates and business affiliations to show how serious a real match is.
The agent recommends. A person reviews each alert and signs off, with the reasoning logged for audit.
A screening hit from onboarding or monitoring opens an alert for False Positives AI.
The agent compares the flagged entity with your customer, checking history and relationships across your connected sources.
It sorts the alert by severity and recommends a resolution with cited evidence and a confidence score.
Your analyst reviews the recommendation and confirms or escalates; no alert closes without a person.
Name matches create noise. False Positives AI checks position history and public disclosures against your customer record, so likely mismatches arrive with the reasons spelled out.
When a match holds up, the agent sorts it by severity using thresholds you set, with links to the news and regulatory disclosures behind it. Your team works the riskiest alerts first.
Each recommendation links back to its data source with an explanation your auditors can follow. Policies are version-controlled, and rule changes can be tested before they go live.
Hit born 1958, Norwegian minister. Customer born 1986, Danish engineer.
No. It investigates each alert and recommends a resolution with evidence. Your analyst reviews it and makes the decision, and every step is logged.
Screening alerts across sanctions, PEPs, adverse media, KYB and UBO changes.
Policies sit in a version-controlled policy engine. Your team can test a rule set before activating it, updates go live without downtime, and every change is recorded in the audit trail.
No. Client data is never used for training and is kept only as long as needed. spektr holds ISO 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 certification, and personal data is processed in the EU.