Conformia Compliance platform
The compliance platform for regulated professions.
How it works
Identity papers, sanctions lists, the PEP database and your own client register on one side. On the other, a screening decision a person signs off and an audit entry nobody can rewrite afterwards. Pick a profession and a step below.
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The cycle
Five steps, and each one hands the next what it needs. That is why the questionnaire at the end is already mostly filled, and why the audit log wrote itself while you worked.
A dossier is the pieces, not a form: the identity documents, the beneficial-owner declarations, the source-of-funds file and the checklist your profession is held to, each with its own status. The screen shows a typical individual file, six document types tracked, and a completeness score computed from what the checklist requires rather than from what happened to be uploaded.
Every check is kept with its list, its match score and its outcome. Below, one real result: two candidate hits above threshold, two lists clear, and nothing closed without a recorded reason. The thresholds are yours to set, list by list, because a name that is ordinary in one registry is a signal in another.
The score is a weighted sum you can open: the screening result at 30 per cent, PEP status at 25, country risk at 20, source of funds at 15, business sector at 10. Cross the high threshold and the dossier opens an enhanced due diligence file on its own. Nothing about the weighting is hidden, which is what makes the score defensible in front of a regulator.
The five sections fill at different speeds, and the platform does not pretend otherwise: identification and screening come almost entirely from the register, governance stays a human answer. The screen shows a year as it actually closes, four sections nearly done on platform data, one waiting for the officer.
One entry is four things: the time, the person, the action, and the hash of the entry before it. That last field is the whole design, because it turns the log into an object that can only grow. What you see below is what an inspector sees, decisions in their context, with nobody able to rewrite them.
Operations
Most of what a compliance platform owes you happens when nobody is looking at it: overnight, on a Saturday, or the week a list changes. Here is what runs on its own, and what you can take out of it.
When a sanctions or PEP list is updated, the clients already in your register are screened again automatically. You are told about a new match because the world changed, not because someone opened the file.
Every hit follows the same path: open, under review, then true match or false positive, then closed. Nothing is dismissed silently, and the reason a match was closed stays attached to it.
A risk decision is written to the record only once a second person has validated it. High and critical cases trigger enhanced due diligence on their own rather than waiting to be noticed.
The hash chain is verified automatically every week. A single altered record breaks the chain, and the check fails rather than passing quietly.
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Who it is for
A yacht broker and a corporate service provider answer to the same regulator and never assemble the same file. The checklists follow the profession, not the other way round.
Financial intermediaries
Manage all KYC dossiers for clients and UBOs from intake to ongoing monitoring. Automated screening, STRIX questionnaire auto-fill, and STR workflow reduce the compliance team's administrative burden by over 60%.
Real estate & yachting
Each high-value transaction triggers a KYC check automatically. Dossiers capture source-of-funds, UBO structures, and property/vessel details with sector-specific checklists. All decisions are auditable on demand.
Corporate service providers
Manage dossiers across an entire client portfolio from one workspace. Risk dashboard shows portfolio-level exposure. Continuous re-screening catches sanction updates immediately without manual checks.
Where to start
Nobody moves a whole compliance operation in one weekend, and the regulator does not accept a gap while you do. Each step below opens the same platform wider.
One profession, one dossier type, from intake to decision.
The whole cycle, for the whole compliance team.
On your own servers, and nothing leaves them.
Widening is never a migration. The audit trail that starts on your first pilot dossier is the one a regulator reads three years later, unbroken.
Questions
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Conformia is built for regulated professionals in Monaco and neighbouring jurisdictions, and access is by request. Tell us which dossier takes you the longest, and we walk you through it on cases like yours.
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