Same question. Three ways to answer it.
Most firms run compliance through spreadsheets, shared drives and inboxes, or through a general AI assistant. Here is what changes when the work runs on Amoreg.
- RE: RE: MLRO cover next week?
- AML policy v3 FINAL (2).docx
- Regulatory register.xlsx
Generally, a firm should make sure a suitable deputy is in place and that colleagues know who to report suspicions to while the MLRO is away.
The absence runs over two business days, so your policy needs a written handover to the deputy before Monday. The deputy confirms in writing, and the MLRO keeps a copy with the record.
Reporting officer rules · 4.2 Absence of the MLRO
Ten jobs, side by side.
The work a compliance team does every week, and how each way handles it.
General descriptions of each approach. Some assistants add connectors, citations and enterprise controls; we are happy to compare Amoreg with the tools you use today.
“Amoreg did what nothing else had been able to do and delivered full regulatory-grade minutes from a transcript. We ran a compare-and-contrast with Copilot Pro — same prompt, same materials. Even on its top thinking mode it delivered far too quickly to have done a decent job, and the output was laughable.”
Area by area, before and after.
The whole platform- Amoreg EveSearching handbooks and regulator sites by handA regulator library kept current and searched first
- InspectorA periodic read-through of every policy by handEvery document swept weekly, each point citing its rule
- ProbeMock interviews wait for a senior colleague’s timeRehearse any time with an examiner briefed on your records
- Specialist agentsOne analyst reads every rulebook in turnResearch runs in parallel, then one combined write-up
- Regulatory monitoringChecking each regulator’s news page by handWatched regulator pages read on every run
- FindingsImpact notes scattered across email and spreadsheetsOne queue of open, resolved and dismissed findings
- Policies libraryPolicies on shared drives, versions named by dateOne library with a version history and real titles
- Contract IntelligenceReading each side letter clause by clauseFlagged passages highlighted in the document by severity
- WorkflowsRecurring checks run from memory and remindersA charted process, run by hand or on a schedule
- Command centerCompiling adoption and findings figures by handFigures computed from records, against the period before
- SpacesClient work split across drives and email threadsOne space per client: chats, files and history together
- AutomationsCalendar reminders to run the same search each weekA prompt that runs on schedule and files its answer
- Plugins and skillsCopying from mail and drives into every requestTag the app; Eve reads what the request needs
- Amoreg HRTitles and departments in a spreadsheet HR keepsOne directory with roles, titles and departments
- Amoreg ReviewForms, screening printouts and review notes in different placesOne file per client, from onboarding to review
- Amoreg CheckLists downloaded and searched one by oneOfficial sources collected continuously, each archived



















