Anti Money Laundering Compliance Software - released 8th November 2010
Further to my previous post, the "Anti Money Laundering Compliance Plus" software will go on general release on Monday 8th November 2010 - see www.amlcplus.co.uk for details.
Ian Burgess
BHIS Ltd.
www.bhis.co.uk
Anti Money Laundering Compliance Plus software
Our "Anti Money Laundering Compliance Plus" software is a fully automated system that allows you to record all the AML data for all your clients plus it deals with all other aspects of AML compliance. It guides you through the process of compliance, highlighting which areas are non-compliant/require action.
The software is far more than a series of checklists:
- The software provides expert help, hand-holding and "wizards" within the software as to what is required to achieve compliance
- Includes built-in Electronic ID checks at reasonable cost
- Covers all aspects of compliance recording and monitoring including:
- Details of all clients
- Know Your Customer information
- Risk Assessment
- Recording of associated persons of all clients together with supporting ID checks
- Firm’s Policies & Procedures
- Staff training
- Staff confirmations of money laundering awareness
- Recording suspicions and reporting to the MLRO
- Detailed help files
- Built-in facility to download and search the regulations and key guidance notes
- Built-in facility to download and search the latest HM Treasury’s Consolidated List of Financial Sanctions Targets in the UK
- Automatically identifies non-compliant areas and highlights the actions required in order to prevent non-compliance
- Scans and saves supporting documents within the software or attaches existing supporting documents
- Full integration with PC Share Register Plus software
- Inbuilt free Companies House check of company data
- Easy import of client records from other software via generic CSV files from other software packages
Take a look at the short videos on the website that will give you an insight into the way it works - see www.amlcplus.co.uk/videos.htm See also the list of features - www.amlcplus.co.uk/features.htm
The system has inbuilt ID checks supplied by GB Group at £3.00 per check with no minimum usage requirement - see www.amlcplus.co.uk/AMLSearch.htm
Pricing is according to the number of clients and starts at £95 p.a. - see www.amlcplus.co.uk/pricing.htm
In order to evaluate the software you can download a copy and run it as an evaluation copy with no time limit - see www.amlcplus.co.uk/download.htm
The software has been developed in conjunction with a leading provider of UK Money Laundering Compliance expertise, SWAT UK Limited, in order to ensure that the software achieves all its objectives and to provide the expert help etc. within the software.
Ian Burgess
BHIS Ltd.
How much?
Hi Ian
Thanks for this info, really useful.
So how much would it be for 120 clients and 4 staff?
Thanks
Anti Money Laundering Compliance Software
120 clients comes just within the 101 - 250 client license and costs £395 p.a. There is no limit on the number of persons associated with each client and no limit on the number of staff. (NB. a 31 - 100 client license is £195 p.a.). Please see www.amlcplus.co.uk/pricing.htm for full details of all price bands.
Ian Burgess
BHIS Ltd.
Thanks
Thanks for the info Ian but I have renewed with AMLCC in the end.
Their fee was only £150 and their product pretty much covers what I need it to.
Thanks anyway
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Approved?
Hi Ian
Interested by your new product.
I currently use another company called The Anti Money Laundering Compliance Co for my compliance. This was recommended to me a while ago.
It's quite a comprehensive product and I have found it useful so far.
However the subscription is coming up for renewal so I would be interested in finding out more about your product so I can compare both products, in particular;
How much is it?
Does it offer training, risk assessments, manual and client ID?
Is it approved by any of the Supervisory Bodies?
Thanks
Gary