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Portal UX Improvements

A set of Portal UX Improvements have been introduced to enhance clarity, guidance, and visual feedback for end users. These enhancements make the Portal easier to navigate and more intuitive, while maintaining alignment with client branding across visual modes. Enhancements include: Task-Level Guidance: New inline guidance messages now display at the top of each task screen to help users understand what information is required. Configurators can add this through the Task Description field in Journey Builder, linking to predefined guidance text from Global Policy. This feature supports Data, Document, Related Party, Product, Review, and ID&V tasks in external journeys and stages only. High Contrast Mode Enhancements: High Contrast Mode now reuses the tenant’s configured brand colours (Primary, Error, Warning, Info, Success, and Hyperlink). Each colour automatically adjusts to achieve a minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio, maintaining WCAG 2.1 compliance while keeping full brand alignment. Reopen Indicators: A new Reopen icon has been added to completed tasks, helping users easily identify where they can take further action. The icon is visible on hover and fully accessible using keyboard navigation (Tab, Enter, or Space). When activated, the task reopens in an editable state and updates the journey’s progress indicator accordingly. User Guide Reference: Configuring the Fenergo Portal > Configuring User Guidance in the Portal

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Digital Agents Now Available

Fenergo’s Agentic Platform introduces a suite of Digital Agents that automate high-volume Client Lifecycle Management tasks. By embedding AI into the heart of the platform, our Agents bring automation, intelligence, and governance together-helping institutions reduce cycle times, improve accuracy, and focus their skilled staff on the cases that truly matter. There is huge potential in reducing manual workloads and creating value from your data by deploying our trusted Agents. Key Details​ Screening Agent: Automates screening hit resolution with configurable autonomy (manual, semi, full). Data Sourcing Agent: Retrieves and enriches data/documents from third-party providers. Autocompletion Agent: Autocompletes Data, Document, and Related Parties tasks, based on all necessary information already being captured. Significance Agent: Evaluates the significance of data changes using AI. Document Agent: Automates classification, extraction, and validation of client documents at scale. Central Agent Configuration: Provides a single hub to enable, configure, and manage autonomy levels and instances of each Agent across journeys. Implications​ Enables straight-through processing (STP) across multiple compliance workflows. Provides audit-ready transparency with explainable AI rationales for decisions. Reduces manual workload, freeing staff for higher-value analysis and client service. Improves compliance accuracy through consistent, policy-driven decisions. Delivers operational insights into automation performance, exceptions, and optimization opportunities. Client Adoption Guidelines​ Begin with semi-autonomous mode to maintain human oversight while measuring automation impact. Gradually increase autonomy as confidence grows and outcomes align with risk appetite. Review detailed user guides to understand configuration, autonomy modes, and dashboards. Validate configurations in lower environments before enabling in production. User Guide References​ Fenergo Digital Agents – Introduction Screening Agent User Guide Data Sourcing Agent User Guide Autocompletion Agent User Guide Significance Agent User Guide Document Agent User Guide

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Data Deletion Enhanced to Preserve Related Party Data and Documents

The Data Deletion feature has been enhanced to ensure that entity records with outbound associations (i.e. where the entity is a Related Party to another entity) are not fully deleted. Instead, Client-specific data and documents are removed, while Related Party information is preserved. This ensures compliance with data protection regulations while maintaining critical relationship data. Key Details​ Related Party-mapped data, documents (and corresponding audit records) are retained, even if they are also mapped to Client requirements. Client-only data, documents, and audit records are deleted. Global policy is automatically reinstated and marked In Scope on the entity profile. Associations (inbound and outbound) are retained. Related Party Launchpad journeys are preserved while Client journeys are deleted. The Data Deletion Execution task applies the rules for Full Deletion, Partial Deletion, and Related Party Preservation. Implications​ Related Party records remain available for downstream processes, reporting, and integrations, even after Client-specific data is removed. Some Related Party data may still be deleted if it was only in scope due to another Client’s jurisdiction. All Global and explicitly in-scope Related Party requirements are preserved. No new configurations or feature flags are required. User Guide Reference​ Data Protection User Guide – Deleting Data

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