Connect Xama Onboarding integrations
Validate client identity and compile anti-money laundering assessments by connecting Xama Onboarding with Make. Linking this compliance hub to our workflow automation tool lets you trigger instant background lookups, update onboarding stages, and archive certified reports automatically. Sign up for a free account today to build your first automated verification pipeline.

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Automate Your Compliance Workflows by Integrating Xama Onboarding with Make
Integrate Xama Onboarding with Make to automate AML checks, sync client documents, and get instant compliance alerts. Keep your CRM updated and eliminate manual data entry errors with automated workflows.
Automated client onboarding
Automatically trigger identity verification and AML screening in Xama as soon as a new client signs up in your CRM.
Instant compliance alerts
Receive immediate Slack notifications or email alerts the moment a client fails an AML check or triggers a PEP warning.
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Streamlined document storage
Sync completed AML reports and identity documents from Xama directly to your preferred cloud storage folders.
Error-free client data syncing
Keep your CRM and accounting software updated by automatically syncing the corporate details verified by Xama.
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