/ FOR PRINCIPALS — TRANSACTION ANALYSIS

Watch the network, not just the numbers.

Every agent has a normal. We baseline each one — volume, corridors, ticket sizes — and surface the agents drifting off it: a spike in structuring-range sends, an out-of-pattern corridor, a cluster forming across locations. Oversight for the whole book, from one seat.

NETWORK · OUTLIERS3 NEW
Agent — Miami Flagler+96%
Cluster · Newark+78%
Agent — Houston Bellaire+54%
VOLUME · TRAILING
0
AGENTS MONITORED
across the network
0.0M
TRANSACTIONS
analyzed this quarter
0
OUTLIERS FLAGGED
off their baseline
0
CORRIDORS
tracked by volume

/ BASELINE & OUTLIER

The agent who changed overnight.

Each agent is measured against its own history and its peers. When one jumps — more sends in the structuring range, a new corridor, a ticket-size shift — it ranks to the top of your queue, with the transactions behind it one click away.

  • Per-agent baselines and peer benchmarks
  • Structuring-range and velocity signals
  • Cross-location clusters, not just single agents
DEVIATION FROM BASELINE
Agent — Miami Flagler
+96%
Cluster · Newark
+78%
Agent — Houston Bellaire
+54%
Agent — LA Vermont
+41%
Agent — Chicago 26th
+28%

/ TRENDS & CORRIDORS

Where the money moves, network-wide.

Roll the whole network up into volume trends and destination corridors. A corridor that shouldn’t be growing — or a month that spikes — is the thread you pull first.

  • Network volume by day, week, or month
  • Destination-corridor concentration
  • Same-day aggregation for reporting thresholds
NETWORK VOLUME · 12 MO
TOP CORRIDORS
Mexico36%
Guatemala21%
Honduras14%
Other29%

Oversee the whole book from one view.

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Regulatory changes, before your examiner.

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