The platform

We don't replace your systems. We verify what they produce.

A governed AI layer that sits on top of the systems you already run, does the repetitive checking, and gives your people an evidenced exception to decide on.

Where Addetto fits

The same pipeline, without the manual middle.

Legacy flow

  1. Core systems
  2. Processing
  3. Exception
  4. Manual middle
  5. Resolution

With Addetto

  1. Core systems
  2. Processing
  3. Addetto
  4. Human approval
  5. Resolved

Your existing systems stay. Addetto replaces the manual work between your systems' output and human sign-off.

01

Evidence

Before anything is proposed, Addetto assembles the picture from your structured and unstructured sources into an inspectable evidence pack.

  • Structured and unstructured sources
  • One evidence pack per exception
02

Verification

Outputs are tested against source data and your procedures. Where sources conflict, Addetto flags the conflict rather than papering over it.

  • Checks against source data
  • Conflicts surfaced, never hidden
03

Governance

Every system action and every human decision is recorded, with lineage from source to sign-off.

  • Human sign-off on every decision
  • Full audit trail and lineage
  • Role-based access

Learning

It gets sharper inside your walls.

Approved outcomes and the reasoning behind them are retained inside your environment, so the platform improves on your operation — and only yours.

Engineering principles

How we build.

Verification before automation

Every output is tested against source data before a person sees it.

Evidence by default

Every exception carries the evidence that produced it, so any reviewer can retrace the reasoning.

Built for supervised institutions

Isolation, access control and audit logging are part of the core design, not added later.

Where this goes

From verification to a system of record.

Verification is the first step. Our aim is a system of record for how investment operations get done — capturing the judgement behind every decision, so teams can scale with confidence.