Compliance applied at the source of every query
The permission filter runs before ranking, and every answer keeps the trace of which data entered it. Sensitive data never leaves your cloud, and the audit stops being a reconstruction.
Core banking, CRM, contracts, tickets and policies each hold a piece of the same customer. Strattum resolves that as one governed context inside your cloud, with permissions applied before the answer and a trace of how it was built.
The permission filter runs before ranking, and every answer keeps the trace of which data entered it. Sensitive data never leaves your cloud, and the audit stops being a reconstruction.
Customer, account, contract, device and contact resolved as one entity. It is the same resolution that serves support and that exposes the ring of accounts sharing a phone and an IP.
Every recommendation arrives with which data was read, which rule applied and what came out. The auditor’s request for a trace stops becoming a project.
Each of them today ends in a request to the data team, a query to legal, or a manual reconstruction for the auditor.
The credit policy, the channel’s approval authority and the segment exception arrive as one answer, in the version in force on the date of the application. The query stops depending on who knows the manual.
Account, device and contact resolved as a graph. The pattern that only appears when rows are linked to each other stops requiring a hand-written query.
Which data entered the decision, which policy applied and what came out, decision by decision. The traceability request stops becoming a multi-week project for the data team.
Origination, delinquency and channel read together by vintage. When delinquency rises in one specific vintage, the factor arrives tied to the data that exposes it.
The entire platform runs inside your cloud, so sensitive data never leaves it. Source permissions are preserved and the filter is applied before ranking. Every decision keeps the trace of which data entered, which policy applied and what was answered, which is exactly what an examination asks for. DPA on day one, SOC 2 Type II in progress. Details on /governance.
The layer does not replace your rules, it gives them context. What the Memory Graph adds is the link: the same person under several identities, accounts sharing a device, a phone and an IP, mule networks. Network patterns do not show up in a table row, and that is what rules alone cannot see.
No. There are connectors for proprietary cores, FIS, Sopra and TOTVS CRM/Banking, plus Sankhya and Salesforce. Strattum reads from where the data already is, and bespoke connectors ship in days.
Every recommendation arrives with the path: which data was read, with origin and timestamp, which policy applied in the version in force on that date, and what came out. That is recorded at the moment of the decision, which is the difference between delivering in minutes and opening a project.
A generic assistant answers from whatever it can search, and in a regulated environment that means confidently citing a repealed policy and reading data that user was not allowed to see. What is missing is not the model, it is the governed context: which version applied, which account belongs to that customer, what each role is entitled to see.
Inside your cloud. The entire platform is deployed in your infrastructure: AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI or on-prem. Strattum has no runtime access to the data, and your records, credentials, keys and network access never leave it.
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