Retail and commercial banking
Onboarding files, account changes and payment exceptions travel between branches, operations and compliance by email and spreadsheet. Mirage checks each file and sends it to the right desk.
Client files, claims, broker submissions and reconciliations, checked against your systems, with every consequential decision sent to a person.
Mirage builds and operates AI agents for the middle and back office of banks, insurers, asset managers and lenders. What one file needs sits in a document store, a core system and a workflow tool, and people carry it from one to the next.
Every document that arrives: application forms, identity papers, notices of loss, broker submissions, statements, contracts.
Each field against your core systems and your own rules: completeness, consistency, policy terms, limits.
Only what needs judgement goes to a person: the compliance officer, the adjuster, the underwriter, the operations lead.
The result is written back to your systems, with every agent action in the audit trail.
Read claim file CLM-20931: first notice of loss, 6 photos, repair estimate.
ReadChecked policy HP-448120: water damage covered, deductible applied.
MatchedRepair estimate is above the adjuster's settlement authority.
Routed to adjusterOnboarding file ON-1182: proof of address is 14 months old.
Gap flaggedRequest sent to the client for a recent proof of address.
Awaiting clientMatched 1,412 of 1,418 payments to the bank statement. 5 timing differences explained.
Reconciled1 payment with no matching entry in any system.
EscalatedSubmission SUB-5530 read. Waiting for the claims history from the broker.
QueuedCase updated. Every step logged to the audit trail.
LoggedEach one starts from the documents you already receive and ends with a person deciding what only a person should decide.
Collect the documents, check that the file is complete and consistent, and send it to a compliance officer for sign-off.
Application form, identity papers, proof of address, company registry extract.
Checks that every document is there, compares names, dates and addresses across them, and lists the gaps.
Updates the client record and opens a request for each missing document.
A compliance officer reviews the flagged points and signs off.
A complete file, approved or returned, with the reasons on record.
Read the first notice of loss and its attachments, check them against the policy, triage by severity and prepare the file for the adjuster.
First notice of loss, photos, invoices, repair estimates.
Extracts the facts, checks cover, limits and deductible in the policy, and rates the severity.
Opens the claim in the claims system with every document attached.
The adjuster takes the file, with what was checked and what was not.
Claims sorted on arrival: simple ones ready to settle, complex ones first in line.
Extract the data from broker submissions, find what is missing or contradictory, and put the queue in order.
Broker email, submission form, property schedule, claims history.
Extracts the risk data, compares it across documents and lists what is missing or conflicting.
Fills the underwriting system and ranks the queue by your appetite and deadlines.
The underwriter works the ranked queue and asks the broker for what is missing.
Underwriters spend their time on risks they can write.
Match records across systems, explain each break, and escalate only the true exceptions.
Bank statements, ledger entries, custodian and payment system files.
Matches the records and explains each break, such as a timing difference or a fee.
Posts the matches and logs every explanation.
Operations reviews only the breaks no rule explains.
A reconciled position, with every break accounted for.
Compare contracts, amendments and system records to find what does not agree.
Loan agreements, policy wordings, amendments, endorsements, booked records.
Compares terms, amounts, dates and parties across versions and against the system.
Flags each inconsistency on the record it affects.
A reviewer decides which version is right and corrects the record.
Records that match the signed documents.
Assemble the evidence, track every request, and keep an auditable trail of every agent action.
Audit and regulator requests, policies, logs, files from each system.
Finds the evidence for each request and checks that it is complete and current.
Builds the evidence pack and tracks each request until it is closed.
The control owner approves each response before it is sent.
Requests answered on time, with the trail that shows how.
The systems differ from one firm to the next. The work between them is the same: read, check, route, record.
Onboarding files, account changes and payment exceptions travel between branches, operations and compliance by email and spreadsheet. Mirage checks each file and sends it to the right desk.
Claims and broker submissions arrive as documents in every format. Mirage reads them, checks them against the policy or your appetite, and prepares each one for the adjuster or the underwriter.
Client documents and reconciliations with custodians and administrators. Mirage matches the records and brings only the real breaks to your team.
Applications, contracts and amendments have to agree with what is booked. Mirage checks each document against the system and flags what differs before funding.
Mirage's forward deployed engineers work with your operations team, on your systems. They start with one workflow, run it in production, then move to the next until the coordination work is covered across the firm.

The same five steps for every deployment, in every sector.
Engineers spend time with operational teams before writing anything, to see how work is actually done.
Time with the people who handle onboarding, claims, submissions or reconciliations today.
Workflows, exceptions, data sources, manual validations and escalation points get identified with your team.
Sample files, your rules and the exceptions your team handles by hand.
Systems get designed around the constraints observed on site, not an idealized process diagram.
Access to your document store, core systems and workflow tool, in your environment.
The system runs in production with human supervision and feedback loops from day one.
The people who approve what is routed to them.
Once a workflow is trusted, the same engineering team moves to the next one.
The next workflow you want covered.
Agents prepare, check and record. People decide, and the log keeps both.
Before an agent writes anything into your systems, a named person on your side approves it: a client approval, a claim, a booked correction.
Every agent action is logged with the inputs it received, the sources it relied on and the result it produced.
Mirage runs where your policies require, from your cloud account to a server on your premises, isolated from every other client. Your data never trains a model.
Access rights are set by role, so each person sees and approves only what their role allows.
The operational work of the middle and back office: client onboarding and know-your-customer reviews, claims intake, underwriting submission triage, reconciliations, loan and policy document checks, and audit preparation. Agents read the documents, check them against your systems and rules, and route what needs judgement to a person.
No. Mirage does not build financial models, pitch decks or investment memos. It runs the coordination work between documents, systems and teams, where files are checked, routed and recorded.
A named person on your side. Before an agent writes anything into your systems, the person who owns that decision approves it, and the log keeps the inputs, the sources and the name of the approver.
Mirage runs where your policies require, from the cloud to a server on your premises, and each deployment is isolated from every other client. Your data never trains a model, and the model providers a deployment calls keep nothing once a request is answered.
The ones your teams already use: document stores, core banking and policy systems, ledgers and workflow tools. Where a documented interface exists, Mirage connects to it. Where none exists, our engineers build the connector during deployment.
A proof of concept one week after the first meeting, on your own documents, and the first workflow in production in 4 to 6 weeks.
Mirage will map the workflow, identify what can be automated and define the fastest path to production.
Tell us where your team loses time. We send back which workflows are worth automating, what a deployment involves on your systems and the shortest path to production. No commitment.
30 minutes with a Mirage engineer.
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