Capital Call Processing demo
Reads GP capital calls and distribution notices, checks wires and books them for LP operations 1:32
What the demo shows
Reads GP capital calls and distribution notices, checks wires and books them for LP operations
A clean home shows four numbers and each person's next step. Every notice opens to a conversation with seven agents. The Reader agent reads it in any language and cites every value to its page; the Recompute agent rebuilds the amount from the commitment, the LPA and the side letters; the Fraud agent holds the wire against the fingerprint on file for that GP, twelve fields including the sender's domain, and blocks any change; the Callback agent calls the GP on the number on file, never the one in the notice, and records the answer; the Booking agent proposes the entries; the Forecast agent keeps 13 weeks of cash current; the Case agent builds the fraud case and looks across every entity. An analyst books, the operations manager checks, treasury releases with two approvers over $5M, and the financial crime officer runs the case.
Transcript
- Capital Call Processing reads capital calls for LP operations, checks every wire, and books them.
- In Luxembourg's 2025 review, 60% of investment email fraud used fake capital calls.
- Here, agents read every notice in any language, citing each figure to its page.
- Tallinn Ridge Funds Six for $0.21 million with new wire instructions.
- The amount ties to the commitment, but the wire breaks the fingerprint on file.
- New bank, lookalike domain, the fraud agent blocks payment.
- The callback agent phones the CFO on the number on file.
- Nothing changed. Treasury lead Sam Patel rejects it with a reason code and a fraud case opens.
- The genuine call stays booked, goes to a manager to check, and is paid Friday.
- Every figure cited, every decision signed, every step on the audit trail.
- Notices process the day they arrive.
- No changed wire paid without a callback.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.