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Team roles

Every team member has a role that determines what they can see and do. Roles are assigned by the people who manage users on your platform, on the Team page.

RoleTypical responsibilities
Account managerThe day-to-day owner of clients: creates clients, guides them through the onboarding, and verifies the information and documents of every party.
Business development managerCommercial team member with the same client-facing access as an account manager.
ComplianceRuns the screenings, sets the risk classification, and answers whether the MLCO agrees with AML/CFT compliance.
Chief executive officerManagement: gives the final approval on a client (the four-eyes control), and manages the team and the platform settings.
Managing directorManagement-level access, with the same approval rights as the CEO.
AdministratorManages the platform itself: theme, settings and the Stracket integration.

The table below lists the actions where roles actually differ. Everything not mentioned here, such as viewing clients and parties, reading documents, mailing clients, chatting and writing internal notes, is available to every role.

ActionWho
Create and update clientsAccount manager, business development manager, CEO, managing director, administrator
Verify a party’s informationAccount manager, business development manager, CEO, managing director, administrator
Edit the client’s company detailsAccount manager, business development manager, CEO, managing director, administrator
Run a Stracket screeningCompliance, administrator
Set the risk classification and the MLCO judgementCompliance, administrator
Give the management approvalCEO, managing director, administrator
Archive a clientEveryone
Restore or permanently delete a clientCEO, administrator
Export a single clientEveryone
Export the client list to ExcelCEO, administrator
Manage team membersCEO, managing director, administrator
Platform settingsCEO, managing director, administrator
Theme and the Stracket API keyAdministrator

The process deliberately spreads the work over roles, so no single person can accept a client alone:

  1. The account manager collects and verifies everything (Steps 1–4).
  2. The compliance officer screens the parties and judges the AML/CFT compliance (Steps 5–6).
  3. Management makes the final decision: a different, more senior person than the one who judged the compliance (Step 6).