Live Demo

See VeriGo in action — built around your industry.

Our 30-minute guided demo is led by a compliance specialist and uses your industry as the working example. You'll leave with a clear picture of how VeriGo maps to your specific AML/CTF obligations and what implementation looks like for your team.

30-minute focused session — no sales pitch, just the platform
Led by a compliance specialist who understands your industry
Available weekdays 9am–5pm AEST

What we'll cover in 30 minutes:

1

Platform Tour

We start with a complete walkthrough of the dashboard — your compliance overview, pending tasks, and active alerts. You'll understand how VeriGo maps to your daily compliance workflow.

2

Industry Configuration

We configure the platform for your specific industry and walk through your pre-loaded compliance pack: AML/CTF Program template, KYC/KYB workflows, risk matrix, and AUSTRAC report templates.

3

Customer Onboarding

We onboard a sample customer live — collecting identity documents, running KYC verification, screening against sanctions and PEP lists, and assigning a risk rating. You'll see the full audit trail created in real time.

4

Transaction Monitoring

We create a sample transaction, trigger a monitoring rule, and walk through the alert generation and investigation workflow — from alert to case to resolution.

5

AUSTRAC Reporting

We generate a sample SMR or IFTI report — showing how it's pre-populated from verified customer and transaction data, reviewed, approved, and submitted to AUSTRAC.

6

Case Management

We walk through a complete investigation: from monitoring alert to case creation, evidence linking, analyst notes, escalation, and final resolution — with a full immutable audit trail.

7

Your Questions

The final 10 minutes are yours. Ask about your specific compliance situation, team structure, integration requirements, or how VeriGo maps to your existing processes.

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