Functions

Make sense of large amounts of data by summarizing it into meaningful variables.

Why Are They Useful?

Understanding the utility of functions is best illustrated through examples. By using functions, you can create variables to:

  • Check Recent Transactions: Determine if a transaction occurred within the last 30 days.
  • Identify Significant Changes: Verify if the current transaction is 200% higher than the average of past transactions.
  • Sanction List Matching: Check if the sender's name closely matches a name on a sanctions list.
  • Detect Abnormal Activity: Identify if the number of transactions has increased abnormally.

How to use them?

You can create a function simply when setting up your rule:

  1. Click on Select an operand
  2. Hover Functions in the dropdown list
  3. Pick the function you need for your rule
Several functions are available when building your rule

Several functions are available when building your rule

💡Tip: if you have created a function and need to test another condition on it in the same rule, you can copy and paste it. To do so:

  1. Click on your function, then click Copy

    Copy the function

    Copy the function

  2. Click on "Select an operand" on your second condition, then click on Paste

    Then paste it

    Then paste it