Celent Solution Brief - Agentic AI in Action: SymphonyAI's SRI Agent Flow

Unlock the future of financial crime investigations with agentic AI
Compliance leaders are under pressure: increasing alert volumes, heightened regulatory scrutiny, and the need to do more with fewer resources. Traditional AI copilots have helped, but they’re fast becoming table stakes. The next frontier is here - Agentic AI.
Why download this solution brief?
This independent Celent report explores how SymphonyAI’s SRI Agent Flow (previously known as Sensa Agent when the report was written) is redefining financial crime investigations through multi-agent AI technology. You’ll discover how leading institutions are moving beyond copilots to embrace autonomous, explainable, and regulator-ready investigations.
What you’ll learn:
- How multi-agent AI transforms AML investigations – from alert to SAR, with automation and human oversight working hand in hand.
- Governance and compliance guardrails – ensuring transparency, auditability, and regulator confidence.
- Efficiency breakthroughs – up to 80% reduction in false positives and high-quality investigative outputs at scale.
- Practical deployment models – integrate seamlessly into your existing workflows with low-code tools.
- Celent’s perspective – an objective view on differentiators, challenges, and adoption readiness.
Who should read this?
- Heads of Risk & Compliance
- AML Reporting Officers (AMLROs)
- Sanctions and AML/CTF Compliance Leaders
If your mandate is to strengthen compliance, reduce risk, and scale investigations without compromising integrity, this brief is essential reading.
? Download the Celent Solution Brief now and see how you can prepare your compliance function for the future of investigations.
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