The standards continue to evolve,
and the next wave of change will demand investigations that adapt just as fast.

What’s coming has ISO 20022 for structure, case orchestration for flow, and SwiftRef for proof, so change doesn’t catch you off guard.

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Why the current model won’t survive the next standards cycle

Investigations stall where standards expect structure and proof. Free-text messages, manual handoffs, and thin visibility turn simple inquiries into days of uncertainty when ISO-aligned, governed exchanges are becoming the baseline.

3+ %

Of Payments

Still trigger exceptions.

>72 %

Of Investigations

messages are free form MT formats, forcing staff to interpret & rekey unstructured data.

5-10

Manual  Touch Points

involved for cases across banks and departments.

$75

United States dollar

is the average cost to handle an investigation.

The Clock’s Ticking – Are you Ready?

Swift Case Manager - New Business Process

Enterprise-grade investigations without the enterprise build or budget

What’s coming is a standards-aligned investigations layer you can stand up fast — configuration-led, not a years-long platform project. Expect a ~six-week path to live traffic, with bidirectional messaging, queues, dashboards, audit and controls ready on day one.

What You Can Expect

Go live in weeks.

Checklist-driven rollout; no heavy custom build

Standards in, structure out.

Auto-intake from MT/MX (CBPR+), Fedwire ISO and email; UETR/TRN/IMAD linking; duplicate scoring; SLA-aware routing.

Governed replies.

Generate MT/MX/Fedwire/email with 4-eyes/6-eyes verification, repair loops and chasers — all fully logged.

Audit-ready by design.

Full case/message history, governed exports, role-based dashboards and reports.

Controls that scale.

SSO/RBAC, multi-queue work management, value-based prioritization - built to expand without rework.

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Early Access Cohorts are Forming;

We’re lining up first walkthroughs now.

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When the rulebook changes, investigations should too