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Version: 3.8

Release notes

Version 3.8.1​

About Release
  • Release date: September 02, 2024
  • Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.8+

New features

  • Leverage the power of AI to expand the out-of-the-box scope of adverse media screening. In addition to names, ages, and dates of birth, you can set the Large Language Model (LLM) to automatically extract crimes from screened articles.

  • Enhance control over event-based ongoing monitoring using webhooks. With just a few clicks in the configuration interface, you can enable webhook endpoints to inform you about alerts sent to Workspace for manual review or warn you when the investigation status changes to closed.

    To safeguard sensitive data, you can also enable encryption for the webhooks in the configuration interface.

Improvements

  • The city item removed from input data is brought back. Just as before, you can configure it to be included in Ad-Hoc screening tasks in the configuration interface.

    When the City field is added to the Ad-Hoc screen, the Residence country field also appears automatically, but the Subdivision check is removed. If Residence country is deleted, City is removed as well.

  • The ongoing monitoring with the Thomson Reuters provider is enhanced with the capability to store all AMM input data. Given that the Prepare data to TR connector step is executed, the input JSON generated for the step contains the inputData field with all the AMM input data.

  • For a more convenient setup of ongoing monitoring, the ongoing_monitor_name input field is replaced with the add_to_ongoing_monitor Boolean.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed the ODF deadlock issue for the transaction table.

Version 3.8​

About Release
  • Release date: June 17, 2024
  • Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.8+

New features

  • Enhance control over your automation's performance and key metrics with the three new dashboards catering specifically to AMM tasks: Adverse Media Monitoring, Adverse Media Monitoring Investigation Details, Adverse Media Monitoring Article Details.

  • Streamline the AMM process with the ongoing monitoring option. You can now choose between two screening types: the retrospective one for on-demand execution and proactive one for automatic event-based monitoting. For now, ongoing monitoring is only available for one data provider—Thomson Reuters Adverse Media.

  • Speed up the AMM skill configuration with the batch keyword upload available across data providers. Instead of manually inputting keywords, you can add them as a CSV file during configuration.

  • Customize the input fields on the Ad-Hoc search screen by adding or deleting them in the Ad-hoc investigation settings during the AMM skill configuration.

  • Choose which version of a combined or single-entity report you want to get—the full or the short one. The full version contains article details, while the short one does not. To configure the option, use the new Remove articles details for the report? setting in the Output configuration step.

  • Manage the report generation feature at your convenience with the novelty conditional setup where you can choose whether or not to generate combined and batch reports. The respective settings are available in the Output configuration step.

  • Accelerate task execution due to the AMM skill migration to the Java Native Worker. The execution time of a JNW-based task is 80%-90% faster than that of a WebHarvest implementation.

Improvements

  • Enhanced the error validation mechnism on the Ad-hoc search screen. Now, if you upload a file with incorrect information, the fields with invalid values are highlighed. You can also see a message stating the validation error cause.

  • The Batch ID (Run UUID) is now displayed in Workspace so that analysts can find it when reviewing results.

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