TSYS File Integration & Entity Screening Alert Enhancements
TSYS File Integration & Batch Processing
Overview
We’re excited to introduce key updates to our batch processing system in order to support TSYS-standard file formats. TSYS, a leading provider of payment solutions and services globally, plays a critical role in the payments industry. With this release, FraudNet can now ingest and batch process TSYS files, streamlining operations and data flow for organizations using TSYS within their core payments infrastructure.
What’s New
The new addition of TSYS file integration and batch processing provides faster, more reliable data ingestion with real-time triggered uploads, accurate file handling, and robust error management. Our framework also incorporates TSYS Object Mapper Support, guaranteeing accurate parsing, mapping, and processing of data, regardless of variations in the TSYS schema.
Impact
TSYS files now flow through an automated batch-processing pipeline, reducing manual intervention and the risk of errors. These new capabilities make it easier for TSYS clients to integrate their data with FraudNet, streamlining onboarding and ensuring scalable fraud detection with a reliable, timely flow of data.
New Enhancements to Entity Screening Alerts
Overview
Our Entity Screening capabilities have been expanded to significantly improve investigative workflows and risk management.
This most recent update focuses on improving the productivity and efficiency of investigations by transforming detected matches into actionable and structured alerts, and bringing greater visibility, context, and workflow structure to the screening process.
What's New
Alerts in the Screening Tab
Detected matches from sanctions lists, adverse media, or other sources are automatically converted into clearly defined alerts within the Screening tab.
Dedicated Alert Detail Page
Investigators can now access a comprehensive detail page for each alert, featuring provider-specific data points such as article text, data sources, and direct links to sanctions or media entries.
Improved Workflows & Automations
- Clearly marked escalation paths enable users to easily withdraw false positives or escalate cases for further investigation, greatly improving decision-making and ensuring auditability,
- To support greater efficiency and focus investigations on high priority items, alerts are automatically created when a potential match to a sanctions list or adverse media is detected, such as a name appearing in negative news or on a government watchlist.
Impact
This release further simplifies reviews by adding enriched contextual data to alerts, reducing manual work and improving accuracy. Clear escalation workflows enable faster resolution and audit-friendly documentation, helping teams address risks more efficiently and confidently.