One queue for every alert the platform raises

Screening, monitoring, adverse media and behavioural alerts arrive in the same web-based AlertViewer, with configurable workflows for triage, escalation, documentation and audit-proof case management. Analysts learn one surface, not six.

  1. 1Triage
  2. 2Investigate
  3. 3Close
Stylised mockupA stylised representation of the DetectX® interface: the single queue alerts are triaged in, each row carrying a reference, the matched name, the list it matched against and a similarity score. Every row in it is synthetic, and it awaits ground truth from the canonical deployment.Not a screenshot: a simplified drawing of the DetectX® interface carrying fictional data. It awaits a capture of the deployment it represents, so no value, label or arrangement in it is a measured one.

The DetectX® Approach

Triage, investigation and closure are three different jobs, and one alert passes through all of them. At each stage the analyst reads something different, always in the same place.

Prioritisation and collaboration

The viewer simplifies alert management with tools for collaboration, audit tracking and prioritisation. Alerts from every engine are ranked together rather than queued per system.

Every engine, one list

One queue

Name screening, monitoring, adverse media and behavioural alerts are triaged in the same place.

Ranked, not just listed

Priority

Prioritisation tooling puts the alerts that matter at the top of the working list.

Collaboration built in

Together

Analysts work the same alert without exporting it to a separate case system.

Key Benefits and Impact

Most compliance teams do not have an alert problem. They have six alert problems.
A screening tool, a monitoring tool and a media tool produce three queues, three dispositions and three audit trails that have to be reconciled at review time. DetectX® delivers every engine into one AlertViewer with configurable workflows and audit-proof case management, so the record of what was decided is a by-product of the work rather than a task after it.

Stylised mockupA stylised representation of the DetectX® interface: one alert opened for review, with its status, the tabs an analyst moves between and the fields that identify the case. Every name, reference and date in it is synthetic, and it awaits ground truth from the canonical deployment.Not a screenshot: a simplified drawing of the DetectX® interface carrying fictional data. It awaits a capture of the deployment it represents, so no value, label or arrangement in it is a measured one.

WHAT AN ALERT CARRIES WHEN IT CLOSES

Every module, one viewerAnalysts learn one queue and one disposition flow regardless of which engine raised the alert.
Your triage, not oursTriage, escalation and documentation steps are configured to how your team already works.
Audit-proof case managementWhat was decided, by whom, when and on what evidence is held with the alert.
Multidimensional reportingReporting runs on the same records, so oversight and casework never diverge.

Why DetectX®

An audit asks what you decided and why.

One alert, from queue to close

Every DetectX® module delivers into this viewer. That is the practical reason a second capability is a module rather than a second system: the queue, the workflows, the audit history and the reporting are already there.

Step 1 of 4 · Raise

The queue does not care which engine fired

Screening, monitoring, adverse media and behavioural alerts all open in the AlertViewer, so triage is one list rather than a rota of systems.

Recorded: which engine raised the alert, on what, and when.

Step 2 of 4 · Triage

Priority is set across everything, not within one tool

Prioritisation tooling ranks the whole queue, so a high-risk monitoring alert is not waiting behind a screening backlog.

Recorded: who took the alert, and when.

Step 3 of 4 · Investigate

The evidence is in the alert

The alert opens with what produced it attached, and link analysis is available from inside it when the case needs a wider view.

Recorded: what was reviewed, and what was added to the case.

Step 4 of 4 · Close

The record is the work, not a report about it

Classification, documentation and escalation are steps in the workflow, so the audit trail is complete the moment the alert closes.

Recorded: the disposition, the reasoning, the author and the time.

Common questions

Workflows · DetectX®

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One queue
Every DetectX® engine delivers into the same AlertViewer.
Configurable
Triage, escalation, documentation and case management set to your process.
Audit-proof
Disposition, reasoning, author and timestamp held with the alert and its evidence.