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Reporting
for Siron®

Custom Excel reports directly from Siron® – tailored, automated, efficient

Is your Siron® reporting too inflexible?

Standard reports often lack the necessary level of detail, cannot be customised, or fail to provide real-time insights. Limited aggregation options and manual post-processing make efficient reporting difficult – resulting in an incomplete overall picture.

Our powerful reporting add-on for Siron^® KYC and AML, one of the leading AFC systems, solves these challenges. Generate flexible, tailored Excel-Reports directy within the Siron^® interface – no separate application, no complicated workarounds, and direct access via the add-on.

Your contact

Kristina Opitz

Lead Consultant RegTech

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Capabilities & features

Scheduled Excel reports with multiple sheets, tailored to your needs and corporate design

Additional reports for specific queries, created intuitively without coding skills

Selectable data fields and flexible export options to Excel

Directly accessible within Siron^®, no additional applications required (available from version 191001)

Your advantages

Reduce manual effort and save valuable time in your reporting process.

Filter, aggregate, and customize your data exactly as needed.

Access real-time, risk-relevant insights and react quickly.

Go live with your optimized reporting in just 1-2 weeks – from planning to deployment.

Data sheet

Whether ad-hoc analysis, quarterly evaluation or annual report - this reporting add-on for Siron^® makes your daily compliance routine easier. With the new add-on, you can automatically and intuitively generate all the Excel reports relevant to you, in addition to the standard reports of the application.

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Reporting
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