KYC standardised across 19 countries, and a week of Excel became 20 minutes
Each country submitted KYC data in its own conventions, and the rules deciding when a customer's KYC should be re-initiated were complex enough that the outcome was negotiable rather than automatic. Both were handled by hand in Excel, across 19 countries, by a centralised team that could not scale that way.
- 19
- countries on one standard
- 15–20 min
- per run, replacing manual Excel
- 1
- transparent rule engine, editable as rules change
The workflow
What replaced the manual work
- KYC data from 19 countries, each in its own conventions
One pipeline
- Connect
- Clean
- Automate
- Share
Recorded once, re-run on a schedule.
- One standardised KYC dataset
- Re-initiation recommendations, with the rule that produced each
Outcomes
What changed
- Country-specific KYC conventions standardised into one format across 19 countries
- Manual Excel reconciliation replaced by automated runs of 15 to 20 minutes
- Re-initiation rules prototyped and revised quickly, as a visible pipeline rather than a spreadsheet
- Writing the rules down surfaced assumptions the team had been carrying implicitly
- Enough transparency in how each rule was applied to satisfy compliance and audit review
What they used
The parts of Mammoth involved
- Data Engine
- Automated validation
- Scheduled refresh
- Activity log
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