The Decision Passport for compliance decisions
Clariven gives compliance teams a structured way to manage complex client decisions across the AML/KYC lifecycle. Its core feature, the Decision Passport, records the information relied upon, the judgement applied, the rationale, approvals and follow-up behind each decision in one structured record.
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Define the decision
Record the client, the decision required, the reason for review and the responsible person.

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Bring together the decision inputs
Record relevant external risk information, evidence, policy requirements, material changes and open matters.

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Document the assessment
Explain how the information affects the decision and which risks or conditions need attention

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Record the compliance recommendation
Capture the proposed outcome, the rationale, alternatives considered and how open matters are treated.

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Approve the decision
Record the required approver, the final outcome, conditions and follow-up actions.

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Generate the Decision Passport
Create the approved record for future reviews, handovers, management oversight and audit preparation.

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The decision and its reasoning, in one record
When a decision is revisited, the outcome alone is not enough. The Decision Passport brings together the information relied upon, relevant policy requirements, the compliance rationale, the treatment of open matters, approval details and conditions, giving colleagues a clear record of how and why the decision was reached.

Human judgment stays visible
Clariven keeps human compliance judgement visible. The record shows what was reviewed, what remained uncertain, how open matters were treated, why the recommendation was made and who approved the final decision.
Who it is for
For compliance officers, AMLCOs and MLROs, risk teams and senior approvers handling onboarding, periodic reviews, trigger-event reviews, continuation decisions, escalations and exits in regulated firms.