Documents parsed and confidence scored, with everything below the line routed to a queue designed for the reviewer rather than the model.
Source system to submitted figure, visible to the people who have to sign it.
Model risk, access and retention treated as design inputs rather than a gate at the end.
In the bank's own environment, with the second line involved from the first fortnight.
With reviewers and the first line, not only the transformation office.
Real documents, your environment, and a baseline drawn from current handling times and error rates.
Documentation, validation support, staged rollout by segment, and a rollback that has been tested rather than described.
With monitoring the second line can read without asking us to explain it.
Document extraction plus a reviewed exception queue, deployed inside the bank's own environment.
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Exceptions are where the cost is, and where most automation programmes quietly stop.