About ConveySure

Born on real conveyancing files, not in a compliance brochure.

ConveySure exists because the gap between what AML regulation expects and what a busy conveyancing team can practically evidence keeps widening — and the tools on offer were built for banks, not for firms exchanging on Friday.

The problem was never effort. It was structure.

Watch a conveyancing team work and you will not find anyone being casual about money laundering. You will find diligent people reconciling bank statements by eye, chasing gift letters over email, keeping the funding story in their head and writing it up at the end — while the exchange date moves closer.

The failure mode is structural. Evidence lives in inboxes. Reasoning lives in memory. The file gets assembled retrospectively, under time pressure, for a reviewer who will read it years later. Good judgement, poorly evidenced, fails audits.

So we built the tool around the matter, not around checks. Everything a matter accumulates — answers, documents, calculations, findings, questions, decisions — lands on one record, in order, attributed, as it happens. The audit file is a by-product of doing the work, not a separate job at the end.

Five principles the product will not trade away.

1

The matter is the unit of truth.

Not the document, not the check, not the dashboard. If it matters to the file, it lives on the matter.

2

Numbers are owned by code.

Funding equations, reconciliations and comparisons are deterministic. The same inputs always produce the same figures, and no model may invent or adjust a number.

3

Judgement is assisted by models, never delegated to them.

AI summarises, flags and drafts. It shortens the path to a decision — it is not allowed to make one.

4

Approvals belong to named people.

Every finding, referral and report ends with a person and their recorded reasoning. Accountability is a feature, not an inconvenience.

5

Failure must be loud.

When analysis cannot finish, the file says so. Nothing passes review because software went quiet.

Small and mid-sized firms, deliberately.

Large institutions have compliance departments. A twelve-person conveyancing firm has an MLRO who also runs files. ConveySure is scaled, priced and worded for the second firm — the one carrying the same regulatory weight with a fraction of the headcount.

What our AI commitments mean in the product.

  • Every AI output is labelled as analysis awaiting review.
  • Provider failures create review-required work, never silent passes.
  • Limitations and unread content are stated on the review panel.
  • No autonomous AML decisions — approval is always human.

Judge us on a working matter, not this page.

The fastest way to test our philosophy is to watch a matter travel from client invitation to audit report.

See the product in practice