Human approval required
AI prepares the workflow; qualified users review, approve, escalate, or reject.
AI compliance workflows for regulated professional firms
Audentis turns bank statements, client records, provider checks, public sources, deadlines, and internal templates into review-ready AML workflows, risk profiles, reminders, and evidence packs, with every final decision kept under human control.
Designed for law firms, accounting firms, CSPs, audit firms, fiduciary providers, and regulated professional services teams.
AI prepares the workflow; qualified users review, approve, escalate, or reject.
Firm records, files, counterparties, screenings, and evidence packs are scoped to the firm tenant.
Screening workflows can route through configurable AML and risk-data providers.
Every report is designed to preserve inputs, sources, review notes, and timestamps.
The operational gap
Most professional firms already have portals, templates, spreadsheets, shared folders, and provider logins. The problem is the manual work between them: reviewing statements, identifying counterparties, checking names, drafting economic profiles, chasing deadlines, assembling evidence, and proving what happened later.
Modular workflows
Audentis is modular by design. A firm can begin with transaction screening or economic profiles, then add reminders, evidence packs, or broader monitoring as trust and usage grow.
Extract transactions, identify counterparties, deduplicate recurring entities, and build a review queue.
Screen people, companies, counterparties, and risk signals through provider integrations.
Prepare onboarding and periodic-review work for clients, directors, UBOs, and signatories.
Generate sourced profile drafts with identity context, activity, risk notes, and discrepancies.
Track VAT, VIES, document renewal, periodic review, and firm-defined deadlines.
Assemble reports with inputs, provider results, sources, review decisions, and timestamps.
Trust and control
Audentis is designed around firm data boundaries, authenticated access, provider transparency, structured review states, and evidence preservation. The system helps prepare compliance work, but the firm remains responsible for review and sign-off.
Works beside existing systems
If your firm already uses compliance software, spreadsheets, shared folders, provider portals, or internal templates, Audentis can start beside them.
Market focus
Audentis is focused first on accounting firms, audit firms, law firms, CSPs, fiduciary providers, and regulated professional services teams. The platform is shaped around AML files, UBO checks, economic profiles, transaction review, client reminders, provider screening, and evidence preparation.
Private access
Audentis access is intentionally scoped. We start by understanding one compliance process your team handles today, confirm where automation is appropriate, and agree how to demonstrate the workflow before live client data is introduced.
Questions
No. Audentis prepares work for review. Final compliance decisions remain with your qualified team.
No. Audentis can work beside your current systems, provider portals, spreadsheets, shared folders, and internal procedures.
Yes. Audentis is designed for controlled implementation. Where needed, we scope custom integrations around each firm's data, workflows, providers, and review process.
No. Access can be scoped around sample workflows, configuration review, and agreed implementation steps before live client data is introduced.
Audentis is built around authenticated access, firm data boundaries, provider traceability, and review states before outputs are used.
No. Audentis is workflow infrastructure. Firms remain responsible for their professional and regulatory decisions.