AML Calendar
In brief: Unified due-date view across reassessments, training, PCP review, audit.
The unified forward view of compliance due dates across your firm. If something has a scheduled date — risk reassessment, training expiry, PCP review, audit cycle — it appears here.
Where to find it
Sidebar → AML Calendar.
What it shows
A chronological list of due / upcoming items grouped by urgency:
- Overdue — past their date
- This week — due in the next 7 days
- This month — due in 8-31 days
- Later — beyond 31 days
Each row shows the title, the affected client / record, the due date, and a link to action it.
What feeds the calendar
Nine sources, all unified by the list_aml_calendar RPC:
| Source | Trigger |
|---|---|
| Risk reassessment | next_risk_assessment_due on each client |
| Material-change flag | Open flag (regardless of date) |
| Training expiry | expires_on per record per staff member |
| PCP review | next_review_due_at on the active PCP version |
| Audit review | 12-month window since last conducted_on |
| MLRO appointment ending | ended_at on a future-dated appointment |
| Source-of-funds expiry | evidence_expires_at per declaration |
| Verification expiry | TruePersona document expiry |
| Reliance review | Reliance arrangements with periodic confirmation |
Counterparts
- MLRO Queue — what needs action now (live, urgency-driven)
- AML Calendar — what's scheduled (forward, date-driven)
If something is overdue, it'll appear in both — once as a past-due calendar item and once as a high-urgency queue item.
Reminder emails
A daily cron (09:00 UTC) walks the calendar and emails overdue + next-14-day items to each firm's MLRO and managers. Configure which categories you want emails for at Settings → Notifications.
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