Where it Helps
The Adverse Media Screening agent uses AI to automatically search for negative news on a subject across available sources, then summarizes and ranks the relevant hits for the analyst. Results appear directly in the case record with source links and a short rationale for each hit. Every search, whether hits are found or not, is logged to the case file. Analysts skip the manual search and go straight to review.
Key Capabilities
Automated Web Search
The agent runs a structured adverse media search the moment a case requires screening, no manual query needed.
Relevance Ranking
Hits are scored and ranked against the subject, filtering out name-only and irrelevant matches automatically.
Source Context Summaries
Each hit includes a short summary and source link so analysts can assess relevance without opening every article.
Risk Category Tagging
Hits are tagged by category, such as fraud, sanctions, or financial crime, to speed triage.
Negative Result Documentation
When no adverse hits are found, the agent still logs that the search was performed, closing the audit gap.
Configurable Search Scope
Admins define source types, lookback windows, and risk categories to match program requirements.
Case-Record Evidence
Search results and evidence are written directly to the case record for audit and QA review.
How it Works
1
Case Triggers Screening
A new case or periodic review triggers the agent to screen the subject for adverse media automatically.
2
Agent Searches and Ranks
The agent searches available sources, scores each result, and ranks hits by relevance to the subject.
3
Analyst Reviews Hits
Analyst opens the case and reviews ranked hits with source links and summaries, no manual searching required.
4
Evidence Saved to Case
The search results, including a negative finding if none exist, are saved to the case record for audit.





