Pulse Classify

A governed classification layer between source data and regulatory reporting.

Pulse Classify moves classification upstream, links every decision to the exact rule, version, and approval that generated it, and feeds classified, cited populations into the filing engines you already run.

The Pulse approach

Move classification upstream. Govern it once.

Pulse introduces a governed classification layer between source data and regulatory reporting.

01

Extract

Instrument-level data arrives from existing source systems.

02

Classify

Applicable regulatory classifications are determined upstream, before downstream reporting.

03

Cite

Each classification is connected to the versioned regulatory rule supporting it.

04

Govern

Rules are owned, versioned, reviewed, and approved before they are applied.

05

Feed

The classified population flows into existing filing engines and regulatory views.

06

Trace

A reported figure can be traced back to the instruments, rules, versions, and approvals behind it.

Highlight

The architectural shift

Classification moves from a downstream by-product of transformation into a governed layer that feeds every regulatory view.

Your filing engine produces the report. Pulse governs the classification decisions that feed it.

Traditional
Source
Transform
Classify downstream
File
Reconcile
With Pulse
Governed upstream
Source
Governed Classification
Regulatory Views
File

Your filing engine produces the report. Pulse governs the classification decisions that feed it.

Watch a number get traced from the reported figure back to the decision that produced it.

Every classification carries its instruments, the rule that applied, the version in force, and the approval that authorised the interpretation so a figure on a regulatory line can be reconstructed rather than re-explained.

  • Instrument
  • Classification
  • Regulation
  • Rule Version
  • Approval
  • Regulatory View
Control framework

AI proposes. Rules decide.

Approved, versioned rules determine what moves downstream, with human review and approval incorporated into the control framework.

The goal is not to trust AI. The goal is to govern the decision.

  • AI proposes

    AI can assist with regulatory interpretation and classification proposals.

  • Rules decide

    Approved, versioned rules determine what moves downstream.

  • Humans approve

    Human review and approval are incorporated into the control framework.

Fits the stack you already have

Add the missing control layer not another replacement program.

Pulse is designed to complement existing regulatory infrastructure. It sits upstream of the filing engine and works with the existing data and reporting architecture.

No rip-and-replace.

  • The filing engine remains the filing engine.
  • The lineage platform remains the lineage platform.
  • The integration platform remains the integration platform.

Pulse governs the regulatory decision between them.

Regulatory coverage

Where governed classification applies.

Regulatory decisions run through every banking function. Pulse Classify starts with one reporting problem and extends across the map as the governed population grows.

Deposits & Retail Banking

  • FDIC
  • Reg DD
  • Reg E
  • CRA
  • Unclaimed Property

Capital & Stress Testing

  • Basel III
  • CCAR
  • DFAST
  • GSIB
  • Risk-Weighted Assets

Credit & Lending

  • Reg Z
  • Reg B
  • FCRA
  • CECL
  • Section 1071
  • RESPA

Consumer Protection

  • UDAAP
  • CFPB
  • Open Banking Rule 2026
  • Overdraft

AML / Financial Crime & Sanctions

  • BSA
  • PATRIOT Act
  • OFAC
  • FinCEN
  • SAR / CTR

Technology, Data & Model Risk

  • SR 11-7
  • GLBA
  • Cyber Notification
  • Third-Party Risk

Treasury & Balance Sheet Management

  • LCR
  • NSFR
  • TLAC
  • eSLR
  • GSIB Surcharge

Risk Management & Governance

  • Dodd-Frank § 165
  • Three Lines of Defense
  • ERM

Trading, Markets & Investment Banking

  • Volcker Rule
  • Dodd-Frank Swaps
  • Reg W
  • CFTC / SEC

Resolution & Recovery Planning

  • Living Wills
  • Fed / FDIC Resolution Plans
Design-partner program

Start with one reporting problem. Prove it against your existing process.

Pulse Classify is pre-production, with the MVP being developed with design partners. We are onboarding a limited number of institutions to validate the architecture against real reporting requirements.

Start with:

  • One institution.
  • One defined reporting problem.
  • One controlled implementation.
  • One comparison against the existing process.

The objective is straightforward: Demonstrate that regulatory classifications can be governed upstream, reproduced, and traced from the reported outcome back to the decision that produced it.