Agency Governance & Legal Audit · How-to guide

Record a manual AML credit check

Save a structured manual credit-check result against the AML intake. The guide then takes you through the correct route, the checks to complete before making changes, the workflow in order, and the evidence to review afterwards.

Audience: Compliance administrators and authorised property staffPermission: Compliance Monitor: EditModule v1.0.0
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Where to goAML / KYC Review → Manual Credit Check
Before you startConfirm the correct property, tenant, record and evidence before changing a compliance status.

What you’ll accomplish

Save a structured manual credit-check result against the AML intake. The supplied Compliance Monitor module keeps live operational records, source documents, generated evidence and audit history connected through shared section keys, compliance types and linked-entity references.

How the workflow fits together

This feature sits inside the Compliance Monitor lifecycle. Source evidence is attached to a linked entity, reviewed by authorised staff and converted into an approved record only when the required fields and evidence are complete.

Follow these steps

  1. Go to the intake.
  2. Enter the verified provider, reference, score or outcome fields presented by the form.
  3. Record the check date and reviewer context.
  4. Save the manual check.
  5. Verify it appears in the intake review and audit history.

Fields and decisions to review

Linked recordVerify the exact property, tenant, supplier or governance entity.
StatusUse the lifecycle state shown by the module.
Dates and referencesVerify dates and identifiers against source evidence.
Audit evidenceCheck uploaded files, generated PDFs, notification logs and audit events.

Record, audit and evidence checks

Reopen the relevant workspace after saving. Confirm the intake ID or record reference, linked entity, status, dates, evidence list, generated PDF and any notification or audit entry. Where the module offers separate source evidence and system PDF buttons, review both rather than assuming they contain the same information.

How to confirm it worked

The resulting status, evidence, PDF, notification or audit event remains available through the relevant Compliance Monitor register. A successful browser message confirms that the request was handled; the register and audit history confirm what was actually retained.

Controls, checks and common mistakes

  • Verify the linked property, tenant, company or record ID before uploading, approving, sending, exporting or deleting.
  • Do not treat OCR, parsing, confidence or a success alert as a substitute for human evidence review.
  • Verify the saved record and audit history after every state-changing action.
  • Keep original uploaded evidence distinct from system-generated PDFs and notification evidence.
  • Use least privilege and avoid administrator-only actions unless the task genuinely requires them.
  • This module supports operational compliance records; it does not replace professional legal, regulatory or safety advice.
Compliance and data safetyUse the module as an operational evidence and workflow tool. Verify legal, safety, tax, licensing, data-protection and regulatory decisions with the organisation’s authorised professional process.
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