How Autonomy works
How the orchestrator reads a case, applies your AI policies and reviews each check
The orchestrator
The Autonomy orchestrator coordinates end-to-end check reviews across a case. It:
- Retrieves all case data and identifies the checks or controls that require a review.
- Loads the AI policies configured for each check type.
- Delegates each check to the appropriate specialized review agent.
- Aggregates the outcomes and generates a decision report for every automated approval or rejection.
Specialized check review agents
Each check type is processed by a dedicated AI agent.
| Check type | What its agent does |
|---|---|
| AML | Uses LLM-based reasoning to classify potential match hits, discards false positives, validates true positives, and applies policy-based routing to each hit. |
| Document | Reviews submitted documents and approves or rejects them, comparing extracted data with case data to flag discrepancies and highlight potential issues. |
| ID document | Verifies personal identity documents and cross-checks data points, detecting mismatches, formatting anomalies and authenticity concerns. |
| ID verification | Confirms identity by comparing declared information to document data, and evaluates inconsistencies, potential fraud indicators and authenticity signals. |
Every decision made by an agent includes a full reasoning report, accessible from the case. For AML, that report explains the disposition of every hit, line by line.
AI policies
Each review agent runs under check-specific AI policies where you define your own rules and decision logic.
Find the AI policies in the Advanced features settings menu.

Updated about 2 months ago
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