The Pressures Forcing a Shift to Orchestration
Why Orchestration Platforms Are Becoming Central to Modern Prevention
Financial crime prevention teams are being asked to stretch systems far beyond what they were originally built to handle. Alert volumes are increasing, rules change constantly, and customers are far less patient with checks that feel slow or cumbersome. What once felt manageable is now starting to come under real strain.
Across fraud, AML, and compliance, the same pattern is emerging. Controls aren’t ineffective, but they don’t always work together in practice. Data sits in different places, delays creep in as work moves across teams, and even small changes can take longer than expected.
This infographic explores what’s driving the pressure and why more organizations are turning to orchestration platforms as a way to cope.
Put these trends into context
If short-term fixes are no longer holding up, or you’re being asked how your current setup will cope a year from now, these signals help put today’s operational choices in perspective, given how cost, complexity, and change continue to build.