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AI Fraud Investigation Copilot That Works Alongside Your Analysts

AI Navigator sits inside your UMCA tenant, draws evidence from live transaction data and files your analysts upload, and accelerates alert triage, cluster investigation, and SAR drafting without any data leaving your environment.

AI Navigator fraud investigation copilot interface
In-Tenant
Reasoning Stays Inside Your Environment
Grounded
Answers Backed by Your Transaction Data
Chat History
Context Carries Across Investigation Sessions
Role-Based
Access Controlled by Existing Permissions

How AI Navigator Accelerates Fraud Investigation

1

Open a Chat

Analysts start a new chat from the UMCA back office. History is grouped by Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 Days, and Older, so prior investigations are one click away.

2

Ask in Plain Language

Describe the question in natural language or drop a file into the chat. Navigator understands fraud terminology, transaction fields, and your platform's data model.

3

Evidence Pulled from Your Data

Navigator reads UMCA transaction data and the uploaded file, selects the relevant records, and reasons over them inside your tenant. Nothing is sent to an external LLM store.

4

Grounded Answer

Receive a clear answer with the records and signals that back it up. Follow up with more questions in the same chat and context carries through.

Where Fraud Analysts Use AI Navigator

Alert Triage Cluster Investigation Transaction Lookup File-Based Analysis Pattern Search Across Cases Rule Tuning Assistance Analyst Onboarding SAR/STR Drafting Support Policy Interpretation Historical Comparison

AI Navigator Features

AI Navigator chat interface with grouped history

Chat with Persistent History

Every conversation is saved and searchable. Analysts can jump back to an investigation from last week, continue the thread, and share findings with the case record. History is grouped by date for fast lookup.

File Upload for On-the-Spot Analysis

Drop a CSV, Excel, or text file into the chat and ask questions about it directly. Useful for reviewing exports, counterparty lists, or evidence sent from other teams without leaving the platform.

File upload interface for fraud investigation analysis
Grounded AI answer with evidence from UMCA data

Grounded in Your Transaction Data

Navigator queries UMCA transaction, rule, and case data directly. Answers are backed by the records themselves, not a generic model's recollection. The analyst can inspect the evidence behind every statement.

Role-Controlled Access

Access is granted through the same role model as the rest of the platform. Grant it to fraud analysts, keep it off for other roles, or restrict it per tenant. No separate identity to manage.

Role-based access control for AI Navigator
Fast mode for interactive fraud investigation queries

Fast Mode for Interactive Work

A low-latency mode optimised for quick lookups and short questions during live case review. Pair it with the full reasoning mode for deeper analysis when the question demands it.

Tenant and Tenant-Type Agnostic

Navigator runs across issuing, acquiring, AML, and merchant risk tenants. The same assistant works for every line of business, respecting the data boundaries of each.

AI Navigator across tenant types

AI Navigator vs. Generic LLMs for Fraud Work

Grounded in Your Records, Not a Model's Memory

Generic LLMs answer from training data. AI Navigator reads your actual UMCA transactions, rules, and case history for every question. Every claim is backed by evidence an analyst can click through to.

Read the detailed comparison: Grounded AI vs. Generic LLMs for Fraud Analysis.

Tenant Boundaries Match Your Permission Model

Access is controlled by the same role-based permissions that gate the rest of UMCA. Your data stays in your tenant. Nothing is persisted to an external model provider's store.

Model Risk Management, Built In

AI Navigator is deployed with the governance posture Canadian and global regulators are now writing into model risk rules. Learn how it fits OSFI E-23 and emerging model risk expectations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. AI Navigator operates inside your UMCA tenant. Transaction data and uploaded files are read and reasoned over without being persisted to an external model provider's data store.
CSV, Excel, and common text formats. Analysts typically upload counterparty lists, transaction exports, evidence received from other teams, and sanctions screening output for cross-reference.
Access is granted through a dedicated role. You add the role to the analysts who need Navigator and leave it off for other users. The role respects your existing tenant and permission boundaries.
A generic LLM has no access to your transaction data, no knowledge of your rule set or case history, and no tenant boundary. AI Navigator queries your records directly, grounds its answers in those records, and runs inside the same permission model as the rest of UMCA.