support_agent Platform Capability

Turn exception handling into a controlled process.

When something doesn't fit the standard path, it shouldn't fall into email or a shared inbox. Every flagged case gets an owner, a defined SLA, and a full audit trail — automatically.

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70%+

of Swan's onboarding volume running through Next Matter, heading to 100%

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100%

audit-ready

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Effectively zero

error and fraud risk

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30 countries

regulatory footprint Swan operates across

How it works

From flagged case to closed case, without the chaos

Point-solution automation handles the happy path. Next Matter handles what happens when it isn't the happy path.

01
flag

Detect

A case gets flagged — a failed check, a mismatched document, a rule that didn't clear automatically.

02
route

Route

It's assigned to the right owner automatically, based on the type of exception and who's responsible for it.

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Resolve

The owner works the case inside a defined SLA, with the context, source documents, and history already attached.

04
fact_check

Evidence

Every action is timestamped and logged — reviewable by compliance or a regulator without reconstruction.

Proof in practice

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Onboarding exceptions, without the quality risk

Swan is a banking-as-a-service platform operating across 30 countries under ACPR regulation. Before Next Matter, flagged onboarding applications were checked manually — analysts cross-referencing databases and emailing customers by hand, with quality risk that grew with volume.

"Managing processes manually was a quality and compliance risk. With Next Matter, we can now run customer onboarding at scale and never miss a critical step."

— Maxime de Juniac, Chief Service Officer, Swan
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Swan — regulated banking infrastructure

Bring us your messiest exception queue

Book a working session — bring a real exception workflow that's currently running on email or spreadsheets, and we'll map how it would run inside Next Matter.