A governed agentic layer where your compliance team builds, tests and deploys its own AI investigators, using your own SOPs as the agent definition, under governance a regulator can inspect.
A chatbot is too loose: it improvises, it cannot show its working, and no MLRO should put one near a live case. A rule engine is too rigid: it cannot weigh context, so it buries your analysts in alerts. What compliance actually needs is governed specialist agents that investigate like an analyst, follow your procedures, and document like an auditor. That is AEGIS.
Every compliance team already has the most valuable AI asset there is: written procedures, refined over years of regulatory scrutiny. AEGIS turns them into working agents. Your SOP for sanctions alert review becomes the definition of a sanctions investigation agent.
Hard-coded, not configurable: no AEGIS agent can auto-close a case. A human approval step is mandatory before any case is closed or escalated.
AEGIS does not require the rest of FabriK. Through the Tool Gateway it sits as a governed AI layer over your existing screening and monitoring estate and works the alert backlog those systems produce. Nothing is replaced until you decide it should be.
Bring one of your own procedures to a working session and watch it become a governed, testable agent.