A Deadline Written
Into Law.

How Vectorise took ownership of a compliance platform mid-build and had it live for the day the law took effect: sixteen days from handover to production.

Client

AML Partners logo

AML Partners

Industry

RegTech

Stack

React, .NET, PostgreSQL, AWS

Engagement

Ongoing

The Challenge

A regulated launch timed to the day enforcement began.

A Statutory Deadline

With harsh financial penalties if the platform could not operate

Australia brought property transactions inside its anti-money-laundering regime, and the commencement date was written into legislation. FlowAML's customers would be regulated from day one. The platform had to be live, correct and ready to carry them.

A Mid-Flight Handover

A tangled codebase that had to be overhauled

Vectorise took ownership of a frontend and a backend built by another team while the product kept moving. Every line of both codebases, every environment and the release pipeline became ours to run, seventeen days before the legislated date.

Proof Before Launch

A launch case built on evidence

A platform that clears people to transact property has to be provably correct. Everything the law asks of it had to be demonstrated to work before go-live, and demonstrated again on every change after.

What We Did

A two-engineer Vectorise team took the platform from handover to a regulated production launch, and kept shipping daily after it.

16

days from handover to production

Took It Live

We took the handover on a Sunday and unlocked production sixteen days later, ahead of a go-live date fixed by legislation. Environments were rebuilt, launch capacity was provisioned with headroom to spare, and the release pipeline moved to continuous deployment guarded by automated gates.

Seventeen daysLive on day sixteen

88

screens across three user arms

Delivered Thousands Of Net New Features

Identity verification, screening, source-of-funds reviews, risk assessment, casework, regulatory reporting, staff training and billing: one platform carries the entire obligation for compliance teams, their clients and the customers being verified. Every action is audit-trailed and every organisation is isolated at the architecture level.

An incomplete platformThousands of features

97%

backend line coverage, up from 25%

Took The Risk Out Of Launch

We wrapped the platform in an outside-in test suite that exercises it the way production does, end to end, on ephemeral environments. Backend coverage climbed from a quarter to ninety-seven percent in under three weeks, and the floor is enforced in CI, ratcheting upward only. The suite surfaced launch blockers no manual pass had found, and they were fixed before customers ever saw them.

An unstable platformCleared for launch

The Results

Sixteen days to production. A live profitable platform. Regulated from day one, and ready for it.

days from handover to live

16

Ownership taken, environments rebuilt, production unlocked ahead of a start date set by parliament.

backend line coverage

97%

Up from 25% at handover. The floor is enforced in CI on every build and only ever moves up.

commits in five weeks

1,569

A 29-day unbroken daily shipping streak, behind 5,900+ automated tests that stand up the whole platform.

A crowd crossing a plaza seen from above, drawn as wireframe; one figure is orange, with a question mark where their face would be
UnresolvedCleared

Phase one of an ongoing partnership

Bring Us Your Deadline

FlowAML went from handover to a statutory go-live in sixteen days. If a fixed date is on your roadmap, we should talk.

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  • A 15 minute chat that leads to a 1 hour scoping call only if there's a fit.
  • We are 100% vetted onshore engineers, Australian based, Australian owned.

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