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Averis Graph

Entity Intelligence
for Financial Crime

The intelligence layer beneath financial-crime compliance in Australia.

Intelligence engine

Live product concept

Averis Graph
Demonstration
EntityRelationshipOrganisationEventEvidence

Connected intelligence

7 links

Claim

Held public office: 2016–2019

Status
Supported
Confidence
High

Source

Parliamentary record (illustrative)

Evidence

“David Lee, Member for Western Metropolitan Region. Term commenced March 2016, concluded March 2019.”

Illustrative demonstration — not a real individual or allegation

Averis continuously researches, resolves, enriches and verifies intelligence about people and organisations — so investigators don't have to reconstruct it from scratch.

The problem

A name match isn't intelligence.

Incomplete records create alerts that look defensible — and investigations that start from almost nothing.

  1. 01Incomplete intelligence
  2. 02Weak differentiation
  3. 03False positives
  4. 04Manual research

The Averis principle

Enrich the intelligence record before asking the customer record to match it.

The intelligence graph

From records to intelligence.

A name tells you who might be a match. Averis builds the context around that name — connecting identities, relationships, events and evidence over time, with every material claim traceable to its source.

Entity·Relationship·Event·Claim·Evidence·Source·Time

Relationships, events and provenance — structured over time. Explore the intelligence model →

Evidence

Every conclusion should have a trail.

The record contains not only what Averis believes — but why. Investigators move backwards from conclusion to source.

Contradictions retained

Claim A

DOB = 1962

Supported · High confidence

Claim B

DOB = 1964

Contradictory · Surfaced, not overwritten

Evidence model →

Commercial wedge

Keep your screening system. Improve the intelligence underneath it.

Averis sits alongside existing screening and case management. The customer does not need to replace its compliance stack.

Help resolve the records customers already struggle to resolve — not compete on record count.

  • Financial institutions
  • AML / KYC platforms
  • Compliance technology providers

Platform overview →

Australia

Built for Australian financial crime.

Depth before breadth. Australian intelligence first — international coverage progressively.

  • Political and PEP intelligence
  • Government and parliamentary sources
  • Corporate information
  • Regulatory information
  • Court and legal sources
  • Australian and relevant international sanctions

Long-term vision

Financial-crime intelligence infrastructure.

The strategic asset is the intelligence graph — not an individual screening workflow.

  1. Enrichment
  2. Screening
  3. Monitoring
  4. Investigation
  5. Infrastructure

Today

Screen → Alert → Research → Search → Investigate → Decide

Future

Enrich → Resolve → Evidence → Decide

Build the intelligence layer with us.

Institutional enquiries about enrichment, evidence, and integration with existing compliance infrastructure.