Aegis documentation
Aegis is Aurora Edge's compliance onboarding and risk-rating platform. It takes a counterparty or partner from first contact to a defensible compliance decision. This documentation is written for the people who will use Aegis: what the platform does, how your compliance staff work in it, what your counterparties experience, how the risk rating is produced, and how to integrate Aegis with your own systems.
What Aegis is
You invite an applicant. They complete a structured KYC questionnaire and upload their documents through a secure portal. Aegis screens them against sanctions and adverse-media sources, reads and classifies their documents with AI, scores their risk against your own scoring model, and drives the decision through a controlled, audited workflow with two-person approval.
Everything is fail-closed: a screening or scoring error is never read as a clean pass, and a risk rating is never final until an analyst has confirmed the parts a machine cannot judge.
The three surfaces
Three surfaces make up the platform.
Where to go next
- Core concepts: tenants, applications, pairs, intake labels, and how freezing protects a rating.
- Onboarding lifecycle: the statuses, the permitted transitions, the completeness gate, and maker-checker approval.
- Risk rating: how a rating and class are produced, and where an analyst must sign off.
- API reference: provisioning, application reads and access management with request fields, response bodies and error handling.
- Integration quickstart: copyable examples for application creation, owner and member links, invitations, application lists and status webhooks.
- Integration guide: which endpoint to choose, applicant handoff, information requests and outcome reconciliation.
- Webhooks and callbacks: event payloads, signature verification, endpoint management and delivery recovery.