Use case
From alert to disposition in one view
A worked example of an alert moving through a Cemented AI workflow — intake, list check, advisory review, general-license check, disposition. Each step captures the quoted evidence the next reviewer will want.
Intake reads the alert in context
Upload the alert and the controlling text — the relevant list entry, the advisory, the general license — and the assistant pulls the operative language so the analyst doesn't have to chase it down.
Disposition is a quoted paragraph
The analyst writes a disposition that quotes the controlling text. The model proposes language; the analyst owns the decision.
Evidence stays with the case
Each disposition keeps its quoted evidence and the analyst's notes attached. The next reviewer or examiner sees the same passage the analyst saw.
Workflow FAQ
- Where does this fit in our existing flow?
- Between the screening engine and the case management system. Screening produces alerts; case management stores cases; Cemented AI handles the disposition write-up in the middle.
- Do you maintain the sanctions lists?
- No. You bring the controlling text — we don't run a shadow list.
- What does it cost?
- Pro and Max are per-seat. Enterprise covers single sign-on, tighter data-handling, and custom integrations — write to [email protected].
- How do I get started?
- Schedule a meeting and we'll run a sample of recent alerts together.
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Diligence memos with the page reference attached to every answer. Move through data rooms faster, with evidence ready for review.
Audit-Ready Answers
Every answer keeps its cited passages with it. When a colleague or reviewer picks it up later, they see what the first reader saw.
Verified Citations
Every quote is checked word-for-word against the cited source. Here's how the verification works and why it matters.