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AML Case Investigation is built for compliance and financial-crime teams who need to go beyond a single transaction alert — investigating an account’s behavior in the context of its network, over time, and building a case file that holds up to a regulator.

Mule graph detection

Network-graph analysis surfaces mule-account rings — fan-in/fan-out money-movement patterns that look unremarkable transaction-by-transaction but are obvious once graphed.

Self-learning feedback loop

Every analyst decision (confirmed mule, false positive) feeds back into the model via continuous backtesting — detection improves from real outcomes, not just periodic manual retraining.

How it fits with Device Intelligence

The same device and user graph that powers Device Intelligence’s device-to-user mapping is available to AML investigations — an account flagged for mule activity that also shares a device with several other flagged accounts is a materially stronger case than either signal alone.

Who uses this

AML/CFT analysts

Work cases in the investigation console — graph view, transaction timeline, and evidence collection in one place.

Compliance officers

Review case dispositions, export evidence for regulatory filings (STR/SAR-equivalent), and track model performance over time.