Lexverify is an AI-powered compliance assistant that helps organisations prevent legal, compliance and cyber risks in electronic communications such as email and instant messages, in real time. It is aimed at organisations that want staff to be guided during writing rather than relying solely on audits, monitoring or mandatory training. The vendor positions it for compliance, legal and risk teams in regulated sectors such as pharmaceuticals and financial services.
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Lexverify
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Founded
2020
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Funding stage
Seed
Founders
Cristian Gherhes, Nilansh Khurana
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Lexverify works alongside staff as they write electronic communications, flagging potential issues as they occur and offering just-in-time guidance. The product is described as covering areas including anti-competitive behaviour, bribery and corruption, financial sanctions, personally identifiable information, inappropriate content, bullying, sensitive card data and confidentiality or data leaks. It is said to work on Outlook and Teams, as well as other communication channels. An admin dashboard provides real-time analytics and trends on the organisation's compliance posture, which the vendor says helps allocate training budgets. Testimonials on Lexverify's website come from compliance, legal and cyber security leaders, mostly in pharmaceutical, financial services and investment management businesses. The company describes its focus as training and guidance rather than surveillance. Lexverify Ltd is registered in England and Wales and is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
What it does
Real-time prevention of risks in electronic communications.
Just-in-time compliance training within staff workflows.
Real-time compliance analytics and trends for administrators.
Flags price fixing, bid rigging and dominant market abuse.
Flags potentially corrupt behaviour in communications.
Flags engagement with sanctioned individuals and entities.
Flags transmission of personally identifiable information.
Flags profanity and discriminatory language.
Flags bullying behaviour to protect employee wellbeing.
Flags transmission of sensitive card data.
Flags confidential information at risk of leaking.
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Lexverify's testimonials come from compliance, legal, and cyber security leaders, mostly in pharmaceutical, financial services and investment management businesses. The product is positioned for organisations that want to support staff with real-time compliance guidance in electronic communications.
Lexverify's website states that Lexverify works on Outlook and Teams, as well as other communication channels. It is described as integrating seamlessly into a business's existing software, though Lexverify's website does not list further integrations.
Lexverify's website lists prevention of anti-competitive behaviour, corrupt behaviour, sanctions engagement, PII transmission, inappropriate content, bullying, sensitive card data transmission, and confidentiality or data leaks in electronic communications.
Lexverify's website says the product is focused on training and guidance rather than surveillance. Its admin dashboard provides analytics and trends on the organisation's compliance posture, to help decide where to allocate training budgets.
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