Changelog

We’ve released a much more powerful version of Audit Trail. You can now see exactly what happened, when it happened, and who did it—for every piece of customer data, every config change, and every interaction in the system.

It’s designed to give you full visibility and control. No more guesswork. Everything is logged, searchable, and easy to trace.

Here’s what’s new:

• Full visibility into every change made across customer data, workflows, settings, and more

• Search and filter audit trails to quickly find what you're looking for

• Correlate events across entities to understand what triggered what—and what the impact was

• See the full story behind any update, change, or action in the system

• Peace of mind knowing everything is traceable and accountable

It’s like version history for compliance but on steroids."

A new month, a lot of new releases. We're so happy with some recent releases, that we thought we'd publish here now already, and might come back with a second May update.

• First up is custom properties in risk score. When you create your custom properties, you can now access them in the risk score module and use them as variable, assign each factor a score and set a weight.

• We've added human(!) dashboard support. Get in touch with us directly by clicking the chat bubble in the bottom right corner and we'll help you with whatever you need.

• We've added a Getting started guide, and with that, a modal to promote it when you first login. Dismiss it and never be bothered by it again :)

• The sidebar is floating! Design! So fun! What a time to be alive!
  
  

Making decisions and writing comments just got a WHOLE lot easier. You can now let AI generate a decision and write out a detailed comment in your cases.

Let's say you have 10 Adverse media matches. That's a lot of investigating, a lot of taking notes, a lot of time writing comment and then setting a decision. We've trimmed the process by letting AI analyze the data between the entity and the adverse media matches, and suggest a comment and decision for all the matches at once. This will speed things up vastly and help you make the right decisions, fast.

Our platform offers a comprehensive suite of features designed to integrate seamlessly into your compliance workflow. While we strive for intuitive design, we've created detailed guides to help you maximize the platform's potential and customize it to your specific needs.

It is now possible to edit the assignee and/or change status on multiple cases at once. Select all by clicking the checkbox in the top, or check the cases one by one to edit the one's you want to edit and apply your decisions.

In this view, you can also make a bulk decision. Apply the same decision for all selected cases. Each case will be handled individually, and the status of each case will be updated according to your selections below.

We've made a few improvements here and there, so here's a short summary of some things that will make the Bits dashboard experience a little bit smoother and friendly:

• When a case has all the case items completed, we will automatically suggest the user to close the case.

• Our search has gotten a bit of love. It was good, but now it's great, making it more intuitive when you type something and get what you expected to return in the list.

• Assignee improvements: the assigned user to a case will be shown in the top of the dropdown of the dashboard users. Then, it will be sorted alphabetically.

• While scrolling isn't the most impressive new feature, we're happy to say that we've made the navigation bar scrollable in desktop viewports. Why are we happy? Because we've added so many new features and content! It's only applicable on smaller desktop / laptop screens.

• Filtered lists will retain the filters when you apply them, leave the page, and then return.

With edit entities, you can now edit the information in the dashboard for all the businesses and individuals you connect to or with.

We have released the first version in a limited scope and will continue to expand the edit functionality in the coming weeks.

With custom properties, you can create company-specific properties that do not exist in Bits' data model. You can use these properties to tag and group your customers, and the properties can be reused across different industries, customer segments, and countries. With this update, Bits data model goes from static to fully dynamic and adaptable to your needs.

You can now select and close multiple case items at once.

Here's an example: if you have two possible PEP matches in one case, and you see both of them are false positives, you can now click "Select all" and make a multi-decision at once. This will save you and your colleagues a huge amount of time.

With risk score breakdown, you can clearly see how and why a risk score was calculated. Based on the risk score model you've set up, you'll now be able to see how each organization has gained their accumulated risk score based on the factors it has had a "hit" on.