Alerts, cases & SARs
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This is the investigation half of Compliance — where flagged activity becomes a decision. Events that score high raise alerts; your team groups an entity's alerts into a case, investigates it, and — where reportable — files a SAR or STR. All of it lives under Dashboard → Compliance, and every write is audited server-side.

Alerts
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An alert is opened automatically when an event scores at or above your review threshold. Review alerts under Compliance → Alerts (alerts:read).

FieldNotes
DecisionThe event's decision — typically REVIEW or BLOCK.
Risk scoreThe score that triggered it (0–100).
StatusOPEN, RESOLVED, or DISMISSED.
ReasonsThe rules that contributed, each with a score and a detail string (e.g. amount 48000 > 10000).

The list shows each alert's entity, decision, risk score, status, and how many cases it belongs to.

Alerts appear here when monitoring flags an event for review or block.

Opening a case
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To investigate, select alerts from a single entity and open a case (alerts:manage). The dialog lets you name the case (defaults to Investigation — N alert(s)) and add a summary of why it's being opened. All alerts must belong to the same entity — a case is scoped to one subject.

Cases
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A case groups one entity's alerts and tracks the investigation to a conclusion. Manage cases under Compliance → Cases (cases:read to view, cases:manage to act).

AttributeValues
StatusOPENIN_REVIEWCLOSED.
DispositionSet when closed: CLEARED (false positive), CONFIRMED (fraud/ML), ESCALATED (needs senior review), INCONCLUSIVE.
AssigneeA team member, or unassigned.
AlertsThe grouped alerts; add more of the entity's alerts at any time.

From a case you can assign it, add alerts, edit its title/summary, and dispose it — set the disposition and a closing summary, which moves it to CLOSED.

Open a case from the Alerts view to start an investigation.

SARs & STRs
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When a case is reportable, draft a regulatory filing from it (cases:manage):

AttributeValues
Report typeSAR (Suspicious Activity Report) or STR (Suspicious Transaction Report).
StatusDRAFTFILED, or CANCELLED.
ReferenceYour external filing reference (e.g. the regulator's number), set when filing.

The lifecycle:

  1. Draft — choose SAR or STR and a reason. The report is generated server-side in goAML format.
  2. Review & export — inspect the goAML payload on the SAR detail view and export it as XML for submission to your FIU/regulator.
  3. File — record the external reference and file path; the SAR moves to FILED.
  4. Cancel — a DRAFT can be cancelled if it's no longer needed.

Audit
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Every case and SAR write — open, assign, add-alerts, dispose, draft, file, cancel — is recorded in your organization's audit log (Dashboard → Audit logs), with the actor and timestamp.