Review cases

Analyze consolidated case data and make informed decisions

The case page consolidates all the information required to analyze, escalate, or resolve a case.

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Note

AML cases are managed in a separate dashboard. To learn more, refer to this article.

To review a case, act as described below.

Step 1. Access and analyze case data

  1. Navigate to My cases or All cases and select the case you want to review.
  2. Read the case summary provided by Summy AI. This summary compiles initiation context, applicant background, transaction history, and behavioral patterns based on available data to help speed up decision-making.
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    Note

    To display the AI summary, ensure Overview by Summy is enabled when setting up your blueprint.


  1. Review the remaining data available on the case page:
    TabDescription
    OverviewThe information about the applicant collected in accordance with the blueprint selected for this case. If the case requires dual control, the tab will also contain the actions performed during case investigation and awaiting your approval.
    AMLThe AML screening results (if available).
    Related casesLinks to other cases created for this applicant.
    Financial dataApplicant payment methods.
    EventsCase processing history.
    FIU reportsReports generated for the case.

Step 2. Make decision

Depending on your findings, you can change the case status or escalate it to another blueprint using the buttons in the upper-right corner of the screen.

If no escalation is needed and you are ready to conclude the review:

  1. Click Resolve in the upper-right corner.
  2. Select the Resolution stage (False positive or Valid threat).
  3. Add a resolution note (optional).
  4. Click Resolve to finalize.

Step 3. Update individual transaction statuses

If transactions were attached to the case upon creation, you can update each transaction individually.

  1. Select the checkbox to the left of the transaction name.
  2. Choose Approve, Reject, or Pending.

Alternatively, you can approve a transaction to validate an automatically assigned status.




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