A new Monitoring view, sorted by risk
Monitoring in Strise has a new view. It shows your whole queue in three columns, can sort alerts by highest risk, and checks sanctions and PEP hits inside the alert.
The old queue was sorted by time, so a serious sanctions hit could sit below a stack of routine changes. Sort by Highest risk and the list splits into Severe, High, Medium and Low, with the most serious alerts first.
How the Strise Monitoring view is laid out
The first column is the entity list, the second the alerts for the selected entity, and the third the alert you are working on. Companies and private persons are in one list, with a filter for All, Companies or Private persons.
How Strise Monitoring sorts alerts by risk
Sort by Highest risk or Newest. Sorted by risk, the list is split into Severe, High, Medium and Low. You can group alerts by entity, or show them as a flat list. Tabs separate Unresolved, Recently resolved and Archive.
Sanctions and PEP hits inside the Monitoring alert
Sanctions and PEP hits are checked inside the alert, one card per hit, showing what is new (a role, a relation or a program) and what was there before. The risk order uses Strise's calculated risk, and the analyst makes every decision. To have the AI summary in an assessment follow your own risk guidance, use Risk context.
When the new Monitoring view is available
The new view has been the default for every team with Monitoring since 27 October 2026. The classic view is one click away. Monitoring is part of Strise's ongoing due diligence, and the Portfolio Health dashboard shows the same risk across your whole book.
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