Sardine introduced Sardine Flow as a visual workflow orchestration platform for fraud and compliance processes.
Introducing Sardine Flow: Connect data, APIs, and Agents to automate workflows without code ↗
What happened
- The post states Flow is live in production today.
- The post states one neobank customer uses Flow in production to automate false-positive allowlisting every 15 minutes.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Flow competes with orchestration offerings by combining rules, AI agents and human review in one workflow, a direct overlap with Signicat's orchestration and risk and AML screening lines.
- Sardine's post frames general-purpose automation tools as unsuited to fraud workflows, which is a positioning claim by the vendor, not independently verified.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “Sardine Flow is live in production today, with support continuing to expand across additional use cases and workflows.” source ↗
- “For example, one neobank customer uses Flow in production to automate its false-positive allowlisting process. Every 15 minutes, the workflow retrieves alerts analysts have cleared as false positives, runs additional checks, and adds customers that meet the required conditions to a custom allowlist.” source ↗
- “Flow brings all three into the same process.” source ↗
- “They're good at what they do, but they carry a lot of functionality a fraud or compliance workflow doesn't need” source ↗
Orchestration platformAML KYB screeningAgentic AI identityProduct launchGlobal
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