
Elliptic's copilot automates risk context-building and generates key investigative insights inside the platform you already screen and investigate in. So your analysts spend less time on routine research and more on the judgment calls, while every AI-generated recommendation is reviewed and approved by a person before it becomes a case outcome.

Elliptic's copilot summarizes risk graphs and prior activity automatically, cutting the time analysts spend piecing a case together by hand. Teams using it have completed manual screening reviews in about half the time, driven by faster interpretation of results, faster research on the entities involved, and faster documentation of decisions.
Your analysts are freed from routine research, enabling them to handle rising alert volumes without a proportional increase in headcount.
Elliptic's copilot summarizes graphs, drafts documentation, suggests next steps and answers questions in plain language, always leaving the decision with your analyst.

Turn a complex fund-flow graph into a plain-language summary of the risk it represents, covering source and destination of funds and the timeline, in seconds rather than a manual review.

Explains exposure pathways, proximity and behavior patterns, so analysts can resolve or escalate with confidence rather than reconstructing the picture themselves.

Speed up the documentation of decisions, cutting the time from analysis to a written, defensible record, alongside suggestions of what to investigate next based on the patterns in a case.
Get faster triage and case documentation to keep pace with high alert volumes, meaning the same analysts work faster.
Get consistent, reviewable case notes that support audit and examiner expectations, with a person accountable for every decision.
Get faster interpretation of complex, cross-chain cases, so casework moves at the pace the activity does.
Get faster case research and next-step suggestions, with a person approving every outcome.
Get more capacity per analyst as transaction volumes grow, without having to add headcount just to keep pace.