Release notes
Version 2.1.0
- Release date: January 19, 2026
- Compatible platform version: Work.AI 10.2.9+
Isaac 2.1.0 introduces enhancements that simplify decision logic configuration, expand rule coverage, improve investigation depth and transparency, and add flexibility to Excel reporting.
To minimize the time and manual effort required to configure decision logic, Isaac provides a collection of pre-built rules that cover more complex scenarios and pattern-based detection. Once you enable the rule engine, you can select the required rules directly in the configuration. Isaac then evaluates transactions against the defined conditions and returns a transaction status (for example, low risk) along with a decision comment.
The no-code rules capability has been enhanced to support a wider range of use cases for transaction monitoring and fraud detection. Designed as a starting point, these rules can be customized in the Decision Rules steps of the respective flows to fit your specific business needs while reducing reliance on engineering resources.
A new Excel output format, PivotTablePerTab, is now available, allowing you to define your own pivot tables per worksheet and upload a custom template. This document format enables more flexible and tailored transaction analysis and enriches reporting capabilities.
Isaac now identifies top counterparties and sends their details to the final investigation step, including their activity across the supplied transactions, which provides additional context for investigators and supports deeper analysis.
New fields have been added to the data schema to support richer investigations and reporting, including AMM and related reports.
To ensure data quality and prevent incomplete or invalid transactions from being processed, Isaac validates incoming transaction data and returns an error if essential information is missing.
Transaction narratives now include additional data points, improving decision transparency and making it easier to understand the rationale behind Isaac's actions.