Inscribe's Trust Score reduces the need for manual approvals by 54%

According to Inscribe, Trust Score can reduce the need for manual reviews by 54%. The automated solution allows users to set criteria for document flagging and further review. It will also help reduce the amount of time spent by manual review teams performing routine document checks, KYC and KYB checks, and other compliance checks. Such manual processes slow down application processing times and frustrate potential customers waiting for approval.

It integrates with campus systems

InScribe is an educational technology company that provides game-changing digital community solutions. Recently, it launched synchronous communication functionality that allows for real-time conversations and engagement. This technology combines AI-powered support and collaboration tools that make it easy for faculty and students to connect and collaborate.

It provides a snapshot of important data points needed to make lending decisions

Until now, risk and operations teams spent as much as 30 minutes per application document manually analyzing it. By using Inscribe, these teams could spend less than five minutes analyzing each document. Instead, they can review it in a matter of seconds and get a quick snapshot of important data points.

A new feature of Inscribe's platform enables banks to digitize their bank statements in seconds. It provides detailed information on every transaction, including the amount, description, and date. This feature eliminates the need for manual review, and makes cashflow analysis much simpler. Moreover, Inscribe provides a single confidence score across all transactions, eliminating uncertainty around results. Inscribe does not guarantee accuracy, though - it will still provide incompletely parsed data.

It facilitates real-time conversations between students and moderators

InScribe has helped hundreds of thousands of students build relationships and sense of belonging through its digital communities. With its synchronous tools, students can easily engage in conversations and contribute their ideas. The platform's flexible functionality offers a number of benefits to customers, including real-time communication and a robust AI support ecosystem. It also enables faculty and students to collaborate in real-time, whether it's in class or online, without the hassle of coordinating meetings.

The educational computer conferencing environment demands a moderator with a strong active presence and self-conscious pedagogy. The moderator's role is to guide the discussion and maintain coherence and direction in a highly ambiguous communication environment. He or she needs to engage in both contextualising and synthesising functions, whereas the role of the professor is more traditional.

Various features can be added to the conference. These can range from simple features, such as tracking individual progress, to more advanced features, such as subject indexing, which allows participants to follow different thematic threads and weave them together. This feature was first tested by WBSI, but was later abandoned due to its high computational requirements. However, it was adapted into the TextWeaver project.