Altira / Signal
Screen faster, resolve matches with more context, and keep a stronger review record.
Signal is a screening and review workspace for teams that need to know whether a person or company can move forward. It pairs sanctions, exclusion, and debarment source coverage with AI-assisted match analysis, durable analyst review state, monitoring, batch workflow, audit history, and on-demand SHA-256 verification for durable screenings.
Who it's for: compliance teams at RIAs, broker-dealers, and other regulated firms doing KYC, AML, and sanctions screening.
What makes it different: Signal is built around the review that follows a screen: source context, match reasoning, analyst notes, dispositions, monitoring, source posture, and audit history stay attached.
How to review it: use the public preview for a quick screen, then create a workspace to evaluate the full review, monitoring, batch, and audit workflow.
Screening tools are good at producing possible hits. The risk is in resolving them. Signal is built for the work that follows: understand the match, decide what to do, monitor what matters, and keep a record a reviewer can follow later.
A search result becomes a working record with source context, match details, reviewer notes, disposition, and follow-up history.
AI helps separate likely same-subject signals from weak aliases, stale records, and false positives. The reviewer still owns the decision.
Screenings, analyst reviews, disposition changes, monitoring actions, and verification data stay tied to the record instead of disappearing after the search.
Signal keeps recent screens, queue counts, ownership, and urgency together so a reviewer can see what needs attention and open the underlying record without losing context.
When a subject matters, the reviewer can keep the source context, disposition, notes, watch reason, cadence, and re-screen controls in the same workspace instead of pushing follow-through into a spreadsheet.
Screenings, review changes, escalation events, and watchlist actions stay in one chronological trail. Each durable screening can generate SHA-256 verification data for the inputs, sources, and matches at the moment the screen was run, while batch CSV rows stay tied to durable screening records.
Signal is a live compliance console, not a mockup. Today it is strongest as a screening-to-review workspace: run a screen, inspect source posture, resolve possible matches, preserve analyst judgment, and keep an audit trail. Current coverage includes US CSL, UN Consolidated, and World Bank Debarments; additional sources and risk layers should be treated as expansion work until they are validated live.
The public preview is useful for a quick screen. The workspace is where Signal shows the full product: review, monitoring, batch follow-through, verification, and audit-ready history.
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