A watcher that reads every record.
Sentinel reads records as they are sealed, looking for fraud patterns, attacks and quiet rule-bending, such as three credit notes each just under the limit. It holds what looks wrong, hands it to a person and never acts beyond its limits. Sentinel itself is watched, so it cannot be quietly switched off.


Found, held, and handed to a person.
Findings are sorted and assigned each morning. Each one shows the records behind it and why it was flagged. False alarms are closed with a reason that tunes the next run.
The findings queue
- Sorted by risk
- Assigned to a person
- False alarms closed with a reason


One finding
- The records behind it
- Why it looks wrong
- Decided by a person


Fraud, attacks and rules quietly bent.
Sentinel watches for known fraud patterns across records, for attacks on the platform and for behaviour that keeps just inside the rules. New rules are tried on past records before they go live.
Fraud patterns across records
- Patterns across many records
- How often each fired
- Tuned on outcomes


Security and attacks
- Attacks named
- What each touched
- Linked to the response


Rules and detectors
- Rules in plain words
- Tried on past records
- Live only when approved


What Sentinel may do, and what it never can.
Sentinel’s job and limits are written down where anyone can read them. It may hold and report. It may not punish, delete or hide. Another check watches Sentinel, so nobody can quietly turn it off.
Sentinel’s job and limits
- Limits written down
- Hold and report only
- Cannot be widened quietly


Who watches Sentinel
- Heartbeat and integrity checks
- Alerts if it stops
- Cannot be withdrawn like other agents


About Sentinel.
Does Sentinel read everything?
It reads sealed records, within the limits written in its job. It does not read private mailboxes or personal memory.
Can Sentinel block people?
No. It holds suspicious work and hands it to a person, who decides.
Go deeper
Let Sentinel read a month of records.
We will run Sentinel over a month of your past records and show what it finds.