Intapp Conflicts AI coffee break demo
June 16, 2020 | 9 - 9:30 a.m. PT / 12 - 12:30 p.m. ET / 5 - 5:30 p.m. GMTToday, Intapp Conflicts accelerates business acceptance by streamlining and simplifying conflicts analysis and resolution. However, conflict analysts still need to review an increasing mountain of information due to massive volumes of client and party data across internal systems and third-party data providers.
To reduce the time conflicts analysts spend on conflicts searches and minimize the risk of human error, Intapp Conflicts provides assisted clearance with a powerful AI engine, that uses predictive modeling, to automate routine decisions and isolate critical conflicts results for human review.
Join the session to:
- Learn about the evolution of conflicts clearance technology and the advantages of assisted conflicts clearance
- Look behind the scenes at how it works and how it can benefit your firm
- See a demo of the new AI-assisted clearance functionality
Speakers
Daragh McLaughlin
Practice Group Leader, Risk and ComplianceView bio
Daragh McLaughlin
Practice Group Leader, Risk and Compliance
Intapp
Daragh McLaughlin leads Intapp’s Risk and Compliance Practice for EMEA. With over 16 years of experience with law firm applications, he joined Intapp in 2013 and has since worked with clients across Europe on risk and compliance process improvement, including business acceptance, conflicts, AML/ CDD, management of outside council guidelines, and information security.
Justin Mitchell
Senior Product ManagerView bio
Justin Mitchell
Senior Product Manager
Intapp
Justin Mitchell leads the product design, development and delivery for Intapp Conflicts. Prior to Intapp, Justin worked as a consultant for the healthcare industry servicing large hospitals and health systems, and since joining Intapp he has immersed himself in legal working directly with customers as a customer success manager and then as a product manager for the risk suite of solutions. Today he works with Intapp’s global customer base to address their key challenges around risk management, and continuously looks for ways to improve upon the status quo.
