Let’s make Quantexa easier to use! Get involved in shaping the future of Quantexa’s UI📢
This program is your chance to get early access to upcoming features, share your feedback directly with our Product team, and help shape the future of the Quantexa Platform. We’ll be running a series of research opportunities focused on improving the UI throughout the year, and it all starts now. Who are we looking for? If you work with the Quantexa UI, whether every day as an investigator or analyst, or in a leadership role supporting others, this session is for you. Your feedback will help us improve the experience for all users. How to get involved? Sign up to the Product Research Panel and we’ll be in touch to set up a session that’s relevant for you. First Research Opportunity: Join a UX & UI Improvements Testing Session Be among the first to explore our new prototypes for upcoming UX and UI enhancements and help shape them to fit your needs. These improvements are designed to make the platform more intuitive, efficient, and tailored to different user roles. We’ll explore improvements like: Alternative network layouts and advanced visualization features Simplified navigation and new layouts options to reduce manual effort Improved data analysis capabilities to uncover insights faster Role-based UI refinements to match different levels of expertise What to expect? A small-group session with our Product team — see upcoming design improvements, share what works (and what doesn’t), and your insights will directly shape what we build next. Sign up to the Product Research Panel and we will be in touch to set up a session. Don’t worry, if you’re not selected for this part of the project, we have lots of opportunities coming!
Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks - Update for 2.5 & 2.6
As an investigator you may have found that the use of entities and networks are helpful for identifying potential risk in the investigation process, using connections across documents and entities. However, seeing all the available data connected by way of transaction flows, trades, direct links or indirect links can present its own challenges. Substantial amounts of data in a network can sometimes be difficult to navigate. Where do you start? How do you find how many hops to expand then stop? What do you do with the information which is no longer useful to the investigation? Login to read the full article Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks for the latest functionality which can help simplify how to view and use networks to their full potential. Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks - Quantexa Community As an Investigator, you may have found that entities and Networks are helpful for identifying potential risk in the investigation process, using connections across documents and entities. However, seeing all the available data connected through transaction flows, trades, direct links, or indirect links can present its own…
📖Decision Making Beyond Local Graph Context
When investigating an Entity in the Quantexa Graph, how do you ensure you're not missing critical context? Expanding through the Graph can reveal important connections, but going too far can lead to information overload. This new article by explores how Multi-hop Graph Analysis helps investigators uncover hidden relationships by analyzing the Graph in its entirety—beyond just proximity. Using Quantexa’s Knowledge Graph framework, Matt explores an example of how this approach identified 65 new Entities linked to financial crime that weren’t flagged in public investigations. 🔎 Learn how Multi-hop Graph Analysis enhances investigations, from AML to risk management and beyond. 📖 Read the full article: Decision making beyond local Graph context - Quantexa Community Background When investigating an Entity in the Quantexa Graph, it is common for an investigator to start from the Entity in question, and expand through the Graph along related documents and Entities to find relevant linked information. This is standard practice in many contexts, for example in various risk applications,… You can also watch the webinar recording to hear from Matt directly: How Knowledge Graphs Help Identify Bad Financial Actors and Commercial Opportunities at Scale In this session, you’ll learn how multi hop graph techniques explore proximity and paths to illuminate relationships and communities of interest.
Scoring Concepts: Scenarios & Risk Factors
This guide explains how to differentiate between Scenarios and Risk Factors. At Quantexa, we aim to give our clients meaningful Alerts. We focus on those that pose the highest risk to investigators. This article targets Business Analysts, Business End Users, and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). It focuses on individuals engaged in risk assessment, decision-making, or developing Scores. When readers grasp these distinctions, they can design Scores and Scorecards better. This helps us show only the most relevant risk profiles to investigators. Read the full article for: Definition of Scenarios and Risk Factors Best Practices for Setting Scenarios vs Risk Factors How Scenarios and Risk Factors affect Alerting and Re-Alerting Using Detection Packs 4. Scoring Concepts: Scenarios & Risk Factors - Quantexa Community This article explains how to differentiate between Scenarios and Risk Factors. At Quantexa, we aim to give our clients meaningful Alerts. We focus on those that pose the highest risk to investigators. This article targets Business Analysts, Business End Users, and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). It focuses on individuals…
Explore the new Trade AML demo 🔎
Trade-based money laundering is becoming increasingly complex Criminals hide behind complex patterns of collusion which traditional transactional monitoring (TM) systems are unequipped to identify systematically. To stay one step ahead and effectively fight crime, financial institutions need to upgrade their AML technology to be able to examine social connections and understand transactions in the context of a wider network. This interactive demo explores how exactly Quantexa's Decision Intelligence Platform enables AML teams to identify and investigate highly complex TBML cases. Launch the Trade AML Demo📢 Introducing the Community Training Program 📢
Education Services and the Quantexa Community are excited to announce the launch of the Community Training Program: Quantexa User Foundations and Quantexa Technical Foundations! Powered by the Quantexa Academy, the Community Training Program provides registered Customer and Partner Community Members an opportunity to access the content of the Quantexa User Foundations and Quantexa Technical Foundations programs easily and at no extra cost. "What I love most about the Community Training Program is the speed of providing access to training materials. This has been particularly useful to client Product Managers and business stakeholders being onboarded onto projects. They can jump right into the topics that interest them. It’s a flexible and accessible approach to learning that is responsive to individual needs." , Technology Account Partner Benefits for You and Your Team Reference & Refresher Material: Perfect for revisiting key concepts and keeping skills sharp, especially for those who have previously completed the Academy. Enhanced Knowledge: A great way for non-end users to build awareness of how their colleagues use the Platform. Team Development: Share this with your team to expand their knowledge of Quantexa’s functionalities— they may uncover new features or techniques to enhance their work. Quantexa User Foundations (QUF) This program introduces the key concepts of the Quantexa Platform through tutorials, demos, and easy-to-follow guides for end-users, such as Analysts and Investigators. Modules: Introduction to Quantexa Decision Intelligence Platform: A high-level introduction to what the Quantexa Platform is and what it does. The module also explains some of Quantexa's capabilities and the benefits it offers to customers looking for a cutting-edge and user-friendly Decision Intelligence Platform. Core Concepts: This module introduces the foundational concepts of the Quantexa Platform, including Networks, Documents, and Entities, while exploring features like Search, Investigations, and Scoring to help users understand data structure, Entity Resolution, and Network creation. Search: This module provides an in-depth overview of the Quantexa Platform’s Search function, teaching users how to configure Advanced Search Options, construct effective queries, and interpret Search Results to support investigative work. Investigations: This module introduces the Quantexa Platform’s User Interface for conducting Investigations, focusing on mapping the 5W process, navigating Network Visualizations, and utilizing features like the Multi-Panel UI, Contextual Search, Scoring Panel, and Entity Lab. Quantexa Technical Foundations (QTF) This program introduces some of the more technical components of our Platform, namely Data Fusion (ETL) and Assess (Scoring). We recommend completing Quantexa User Foundations (QUF) before beginning Quantexa Technical Foundations (QTF). Modules: ETL and Data Fusion: The module covers the key concepts and definitions related to the Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) process utilizing Data Fusion: Quantexa’s data modeling tool. Scoring with Assess: This module introduces you to the key concepts and functionalities of Assess: Quantexa’s Modelling and Scoring capability. The important process of Scoring, which allows you to identify the subjects of interest linked to your data, will be explained in detail. Learn more: More information on the Quantexa Academy and Community Training Program can be found in the Community Library: 6. Community Training Program - Quantexa Community The Community Training Program is powered by the Quantexa Academy. The materials provide an exciting opportunity for Community Members to learn more about Quantexa's capabilities. Use the materials as a reference or to refresh your knowledge. Program scope The Community Training Program is a work in progress and it… Important Note: The Community Training Program is a great learning opportunity. However, using the materials on the Quantexa Community does not provide an official accreditation. If you require official accreditation, you will need to complete an official certification program through the Quantexa Academy.📣 Announcing Our Upcoming Webinar: Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks 📣
We’re excited to announce our upcoming session based on the very popular article Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks by . In this session, Stacey will team up with , Head of Product Design, and , Head of AML Solutions, to delve into practical strategies and new functionalities that simplify the complexities of working with large-scale networks, ensuring you can harness their full potential. To make this webinar as relevant and valuable as possible, we want to hear from you! Submit your questions ahead of time to ensure we cover the topics that matter most to you. Get Involved: Share Your Questions: What specific challenges do you face when managing large or complex networks? Are there any network features you'd like more clarity on? Highlight Your Interests: Are there particular techniques or features from Stacey’s article that you'd like to explore further during the session? Let us know! How to Submit Your Questions & Topics: Comment Below: Drop your questions or areas of interest in the comments ⬇️ Suggestion Box: Alternatively, submit your thoughts via our Community Suggestion Box. Community Suggestion Box Help us make the Community better! Let us know if there is anything that would improve your experience on the Quantexa Community. What's Next: We'll be collecting your questions over the next few weeks, so don’t miss your chance to contribute! Stay tuned for the official session announcement and invitation. We can't wait to see you there!
Entity Quality: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 🎭
This article looks at Entity Quality and how to judge it based on business need. It introduces Overlinking and Underlinking as a product of Entity Resolution, and these two concepts are two ends of a continuum. Entity Quality is the bedrock of any Entity Resolution (ER) based solution and has implications up and down the Quantexa stack. Getting this right is an essential part of an effective deployment. In this article we look at the basics of how to frame this problem and highlight that context is king for each solution. Read the full article here (login required): 3. Entity Quality: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Quantexa Community This article looks at Entity Quality and how to judge it based on business need. It introduces Overlinking and Underlinking as a product of Entity Resolution and these two concepts are two ends of a continuum. Note: All the examples in this article are fictional to illustrate how to approach Entity Quality. Entity Quality…
📢 New Education Program Launch 🚀 | Quantexa User Foundations Release 2
Education Services is delighted to announce Release 2 of the eLearning program Quantexa User Foundations. Release 2 promises a more engaging and efficient learning experience. With a streamlined scope of information, you'll breeze through the program, without sacrificing depth or quality. Moreover, Release 2 features videos, new interactive content, and extended accessibility features. Program components: Introduction to Quantexa Decision Intelligence Platform 🆕 Quantexa Foundations: Core Concepts Quantexa Foundations: Search Quantexa Foundations: Investigations New in Release 2: New Timeline UI Entity Management Product version 2.5.2 Initially, this new version will be launched as an individual package but it will also form part of the Quantexa Investigations Series: AML Investigator program. Later in 2024, it will be integrated into other education programs as part of the release of the new version of the Technical Foundations. For further details on the range of programs our Quantexa Academy offers, read the following Community article: Introduction to the Quantexa Academy.Resources for Investigators 🔎
📚️ Did you know you can find everything in the Community tagged with Investigators in one place? Check it out here: Investigators We’re excited to announce our upcoming session based on the very popular article Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks by @Stacey_Parsons. In this session, Stacey will team up with @Mark_Cossey, Head of Product Design, and @Matt_Long, Head of AML Solutions, to delve into practical strategies and new… The Investigator collection includes: A day in the life of… Investigator including: Fraud Manager Investigation Team Leader Chief AML Officer Tips & Tricks for Managing Large and Complex Networks A Tale of Two Investigations: Transforming Financial Crime Risk Monitoring and Investigations All Investigations are created equal…right? Investigating Network Fraud: 4 Key Areas for Investigators Quantexa Certifications from the Academy: Quantexa Investigations Series: AML Investigator - This course for AML Investigators teaches individuals how to combine many of the key components of the Quantexa Platform (presented in the Quantexa User Foundations program) to facilitate their ability to conduct an AML-themed Investigation. Quantexa User Foundations (QUF) - This program introduces the key concepts of the Quantexa Platform for end-users, such as Analysts and Investigators, through tutorials, demos, and easy-to-follow guides. Having completed the program, learners will understand the core concepts and how to use the key UI components of the Quantexa Platform - based on a Know Your Customer (KYC) use case. These resources are also available through the Community Training Program for all Community members to access. 💭 Don't forget to join the Financial Crime user group for industry & solution focussed discussions & events on financial crime and fraud detection, prevention and investigation.
