When registries disagree, documents conflict, and ownership doesn’t line up, automation breaks. Strise Super Data resolves fragmented AML data into living entity profiles that both analysts and AI can reason over.
Strise Super Data is the foundation behind every AML workflow, decision, and automation. It resolves fragmented records into one governed customer profile that both analysts and AI reason over.
Instead of analysts reconciling spreadsheets, PDFs, and registry lookups across systems, Super Data resolves everything into a single profile.
AI highlights discrepancies across sources. Analysts review, merge, and correct data directly in the profile. Once resolved, that truth persists across onboarding, monitoring, investigations, and APIs. Automation runs on verified data, not assumptions.
Strise Super Data removes the burden of sourcing, integrating, and maintaining dozens of registry and data feeds.
Region-specific registries, collected client inputs, and internal signals resolve into a single, de-duplicated data layer. New data sources and regulatory requirements link automatically to existing customer records.
Historical decisions remain explainable. New data strengthens the same living profiles instead of creating new silos or conflicting versions.
Strise Super Data uses AI and entity resolution to link, enrich, and de-duplicate data across registries, documents, client submissions, and third-party sources into one coherent view.
Analysts stop comparing sources and chasing inconsistencies. They review resolved profiles, make decisions, and move on.
Every analyst correction, merge, and decision improves the quality of the data and increases the accuracy of future automation and AI decisions.
AML backlogs persist because data is fragmented, duplicated, and hard to trust. Strise uses AI to resolve and enrich AML data into a single, living customer record that stays consistent across onboarding, monitoring, and investigations. With trusted, resolved data as the foundation, automation scales. Analysts focus on risk, not reconciliation. Compliance becomes faster, explainable, and ready for change.
