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ID, proof of address and a signed engagement letter are requested before work starts.
It spots what is missing, asks for it, collects uploads through a secure link, checks they are readable and in date, and files them.
Any time a matter or client file is missing something your checklist says it needs.
ID, proof of address and a signed engagement letter are requested before work starts.
Statements, receipts and certificates are requested well before your own internal deadline.
Unsigned forms are spotted on the file and sent back to the client with a clear request.
An ID document or certificate past its expiry date is flagged and a new one requested.
Cropped, dark or partial uploads are caught on arrival and the client is asked to try again.
Reminders go out on your schedule. After the last one, a person decides what happens next.
The homepage shows four steps. This is the full version, including where verification stays with your staff.
It compares the checklist for each matter type with what is already on file and lists what is still needed.
The client gets a plain list of what is needed and a secure upload link, by email and text if you allow both. Each request says why the document is needed and what a good copy looks like, which cuts down on second attempts.
If nothing arrives, reminders follow at the gaps you set. They stop as soon as everything is in.
Files arrive through the secure link and are stored in your firm's own system, not an inbox. Each upload is logged with the time it arrived and the request it answers.
It checks each file is readable, complete, the right kind of document and in date. If not, it tells the client what is wrong and asks again.
Documents are named consistently, filed to the right matter and ticked off the checklist. If it cannot tell which matter, it asks your team.
Identity and anti-money laundering checks, source of funds, and whether a document is acceptable are decisions for your staff. It tells them when a file is ready.
When a client has not responded after the last reminder, or says they cannot provide something, a person decides the next step.
Working out what is missing, asking for it, chasing, checking the basics and filing run on their own. Those are checklist tasks. Verifying identity, assessing risk and deciding whether a document meets your obligations stay with your staff.
Before launch we agree a checklist for each type of matter, the reminder schedule, which documents need an expiry check and who is told when a file is complete. Documents are stored where you choose, in your firm's name, with UK or EU hosting where you need it. Changing a checklist later is a message to us, not a rebuild.
Requests can go out of hours, so a client can upload in the evening when they have their paperwork to hand. Every message is in your tone and says it was sent by an AI assistant.
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ID, proof of address and source of funds documents are requested and filed to the matter. Anti-money laundering checks and decisions stay with your compliance team. It only collects and organises.
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Read more →No. It collects the documents, checks they are readable and in date, and tells your team they are ready. Verification and any decision about risk stay with your staff.
In your firm's own system or storage, in your firm's name. We agree where during the audit, with UK or EU hosting where you need it.
That it opens and is readable, is complete, looks like the type of document requested, and is in date where that matters. Anything it is unsure about goes to a person rather than being accepted. It does not judge whether a document is genuine. That is part of your team's verification.
Reminders follow your schedule. After the last one, the matter is flagged to a person to decide whether to call, wait or pause the work.
Yes. Each matter type has its own list, and you can change a list at any time by telling us.
We will tell you honestly where AI will and will not save your firm time.