Release notes
Version 4.2.6
- Release date: October 28, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.6 patch fixes the way AMM processes the data consumed from the Thomson Reuters provider in the course of ongoing monitoring.
Version 4.2.5
- Release date: October 17, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.5 patch introduces a significant enhancement to the AI Agent's error-handling capabilities. Evan can now send webhook callbacks when an Adverse Media Monitoring Business Process failure occurs, improving reliability and transparency across system integrations.
Version 4.2.4.2
- Release date: April 3, 2026
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.4.2 patch updates the decision reapplication logic. Instead of reapplying investigation-level decisions regardless of article-level outcomes, Evan now reapplies decisions only at the article level. Straight-through processing occurs only when all articles in an investigation are false positives, and the entire investigation is then marked as false positive, too.
Version 4.2.4
- Release date: September 30, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.4 patch introduces the following input data-related enhancements:
Special characters in country and subdivision names are now processed correctly. This improvement resolves the issue with the core AMM Business Process failing at the Prepare input data step with an SQL error.
The
sla_datefield type has been changed fromLocalDatetoLocalDateTime. The modification allows the respective parameter to accept both date and time as input values, while also ensuring they are visible on assignment pages in Workspace.
Version 4.2.3
- Release date: September 24, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.3 patch adds the related_entity_id field to the input data and related components, broadening the range of data that can be processed with the AMM solution.
Version 4.2.2
- Release date: September 16, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan v4.2.2 patch introduces the sla_duration and initiator input fields to help you manage and prioritize your daily production tasks. You can use the input parameters to filter assignments in Workspace.
Version 4.2.1
- Release date: September 12, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan 4.2.1 patch ehances the AMM investigation process and streamlines the integration of the AI Agent with custom connectors:
As you reopen an investigation, AMM initializes the machine learning (ML) investigation status based on the ML status of the original investigation rather than using the final investigation status.
The output of the Adverse Media Monitoring Business Process now also contains the
InvestigationResponseDtoschema, which makes it easier to use Evan with custom connectors.
Bug fixes
- Eliminated the issue when the
Irrelevancetype feeback on submitted articles was not saved to the amm_content_relevance_feedback Data Store during an AMM search.
Version 4.2
- Release date: September 1, 2025
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
The Evan 4.2 release introduces conditional Data Purge, a new dynamic logic to update the website ignore list, and support of Google Translate API. In addtion, it features improvements to manual review process and user experience and a new PDF report generation tool with boosted performance.
New features
To make sure irrelevant or unwanted articles or websites do not appear in AMM search results repeatedly, a new dynamic logic was introduced, allowing reviewers to update the website ignore list. You can enable the logic by selecting the new Allow users to add websites to ignore list option at the Human in the Loop step. After that, reviewers can exclude specific articles or websites from the manual review scope straight from Workspace assignments.
Subsequently, before displaying the search results in a manual review task, AMM verifies whether an article or a domain should be included based on the recorded user feedback. The records are stored in the content_relevance_feedback.
To decrease the assignment processing time, reduce manual effort and associated mistakes, and enhance user experience, the following changes were introduced in the manual review interface and configuration:
Selectable decision comments: make dispositions using canned comments from a drop-down list rather than by manual entry. If more than one option is applicable to indicate a decision, you can add multiple comments from the list.
Bulk actions with articles: perform actions, such as updating dispositions and adding comments, with multiple articles at a time by selecting appropriate checkboxes in the article list.
Forced disposition of False Positive articles: force users to manually review False Positive articles by enabling the new configuration option on the Human-in-the-loop step.
Improved navigation: move through a paginated list of manual review assignments using icon-based controls (arrows and page numbers) to conveniently view and efficiently manage tasks across multiple pages.
Configurable assignment layout: set a convenient layout for a smoother review experience using the dedicated configuration options on the Human in the Loop step.
Extended assignment filtering options: filter the assignment list in Workspace by the Residence/Operating country field to quickly find and manage assignments relevant to a specific country.
To let you operate Evan with more than the English and Spanish languages supported out of the box, we integrated Google Translate API enabling Evan to handle articles in a wide variety of other languages. For now, the feature is available only for the following providers: Google, Thomson Reuters, and External Source.
To speed up the report generation, Evan was furnished with a new PDF report generation tool boasting better performance than the one used in previous AMM versions.
The new
dataPurge.deleteArticleContentflag was introduced in Evan's configuration Data Store to implement a conditional logic for cleansing process data. When the flag is set totrue, Data Purge behaves the same way as it did in previous AMM versions. If the flag is set tofalse, a new logic is applied to purging based on the article translation status and available content.
Improvements
Error messaging was improved to enhance your experience of using Evan so that you can easily understand what has gone wrong and eliminate errors more quickly.
The options to customize the ignore list were improved to make the customization easier for you.
Bug fixes
Resolved the issue when generating an article with a Manual Task resulted in a JavaScript error.
Eliminated the discrepancies between the updated
ArticleAnalyticsclass definition and the corresponding database schema that were causing Business Process failures.Resolved the issue when rerunning the AMM Business Process with the same input (re-applying the decision) resulted in incorrect reviewers listed in the AMM report.
Fixed XPath selectors so that they can correctly handle all articles requiring JavaScript for content rendering. As a result, such pages are now processed and rendered correctly.
Fixed the
ArticleContentValidator.validateArticleEmptinessparameter checking whether a given article is empty. Now, it not only evaluates whether the input string is empty but also the actual HTML content, and the empty content like<html><body></body></html>is marked as such.Resolved the machine learning (ML) model failures caused by Google articles with poor content or unsupported languages.
Eliminated the AMM Business Process failures due to a Failed to execute ML error that occurred on the model execution step when running search with a Large Language Model (LLM).
Resolved the ML model issues causing it to incorrectly disposition articles parsed by Trafilatura.
Corrected the Failed Batch email generated as a result of running an AMM investigation using an Ad Hoc Business Process with an expired Manual Task. Now, the email is more informative, indicating how to trace the failed transaction.