Anti-financial crime platform

Eagle-Eye

Sharp sight. Deep insight.

Eagle-Eye screens, rates and monitors every customer and payment for financial institutions. It is built entirely in-house, for the names, scripts and regulators of the region.

Illustration: the compliance function as four rising stations. Customers are screened, their risk is assessed, their payments are monitored, and every decision is recorded.
  1. 1ScreenEvery name, in every script
  2. 2AssessA risk rating for every customer
  3. 3MonitorEvery payment, against your scenarios
  4. 4ReportEvery decision on record
2025Founded
Jordan · QatarOperating in
100%Built in-house
4 sectorsLive in insurance, exchange, payments and microfinance
Trusted by Institutions running on CDC software
Al Fardan ExchangeExchange · Qatar
Alawneh ExchangeExchange · Jordan
Jordan Insurance CompanyInsurance · Jordan
AlawnehPayPayments · Jordan
A leading insurance institutionJordan
A leading microfinance companyJordan
One name, many spellings
Urdu
پرویز
Arabic
برويزبرفيز
Latin
ParvizPervezParvezPervaizParwizParwezPerviz

Strict matching misses real matches. Loose matching buries analysts in false positives.

The regional challenge

Where SHADOZ watchlist screening excels

One person's name can reach your institution in a dozen spellings and more than one script. SHADOZ, our 100% in-house screening engine, matches names in milliseconds and was tested to outperform national and international providers on names of Middle Eastern etymology.

How name screening works
Human in the loop

The machine narrows millions of payments down to the handful a person needs to look at.

Eagle-Eye explains. Your compliance team decides. Final judgement stays with people.

Watchlist screeningPowered by SHADOZ

Every match shows its reasoning

What the analyst sees on every hit:

  • Name scoreHow closely the names match, scored in each script
  • Name alignmentInitials and expanded names aligned token by token
  • Composite scoreName score confirmed or demoted by configurable identifiers
  • WhitelistWhitelist suppressions are shown on the hit too

Plug-and-play: ready to connect to sanctions and PEP lists.

Eagle-Eye match analysis of a screening hit: query and listed name aligned token by token, identifier checks and the composite score
Eagle-Eye screen: match analysis on a demonstration record.
Oversight

Your network on one page

Designed for the Chief Compliance Officer and the C-suite: where risk sits, what is waiting, and whether the controls are working.

  • Network to branchDrill down from the network to a branch dossier
  • Response timesFirst-touch and close times by branch, scenario and assignee
  • Operational viewSome 200 operational metrics, refreshed every five minutes
Eagle-Eye Command Center network map with branches, risk heat and remittance corridors
Eagle-Eye screen: Command Center network map.
Explore the Command Center
What sets it apart

Three design choices, and proof on your data

Human-centred by design

Every UX decision is researched first with the analysts, managers and examiners who live with it, then built for their roles.

The right information, in the right place, for the right person.

No-code, from day one

Built so compliance teams, not developers, change the platform: screening templates, risk weights, scenarios, lists and reports.

A regulatory change is an afternoon's work, not a vendor release.

Explainable, never a black box

Every hit shows its scores and evidence, and every risk score its breakdown. Machine learning enhances one thing only: SHADOZ cross-script name matching.

Any decision can be explained to an examiner, years later.

Judge it on your own data

Before you sign, we screen an extract of your customer book in SHADOZ zero-footprint mode, so none of your data is retained, and compare the results, hit for hit, with your current provider's.

Proof before the contract, not after go-live.

Next step

See Eagle-Eye on your own data

Three steps, at your pace. Your data stays yours throughout.

  1. A guided walkthrough of the platform with your compliance team
  2. A benchmark screening run on an extract of your customer book
  3. A scoping session for integration with your core systems