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The market leading Generative AI powered surveillance tool, CODA offers 100% of communications monitoring coverage in 47 languages and across the 4 key regulatory jurisdictions.

Providing full compliance risk scoring of every communication, CODA provides additional insight around sentiment, red flags and systemic behaviours with an industry leading low level of false alerts.

CODA is powered by a proprietary large language model developed by the Umony team specifically for regulatory compliance and communications monitoring. The model runs privately in Umony’s secure cloud environment with no third party or external dependencies always ensuring the integrity and privacy of your data. With full control over the model, Umony can quickly modify or retrain it within days, enabling customers to respond rapidly to changes in the regulatory landscape.

As well as background monitoring of all communications, CODA is available as a chat agent available for use by 1LOD and 2LOD teams to assist in both management of dispositions and training.

Deployment

On-premise or hosted

We offer flexible deployment options that provides freedom of choice to meet your specific requirements.

Hosted

For institutions that do not require the data archive to be held in-house on their own infrastructure, taking our solutions in a hosted configuration may be beneficial, allowing institutions to take advantage of automatic updates and a faster time to provision.

On-premise

Umony also offers on-premise deployment where institutions can benefit from hosting their own installations of our software. Our software can be provided in a Kubernetes or docker image for deployment or, alternatively, a custom disk image to suit any unique installation requirements. All software comes with full installation support and an underpinning SLA.

Customers

Testimonials

“Working with Umony has been transformative for our compliance operations. We now have a scalable, secure, and efficient compliance solution that meets all of our needs and allows us to stay ahead of regulatory changes.”