According to a recent LinkedIn post from Quantifind, the company’s design team held a three-day offsite in Chicago focused on transaction screening workflows, AI-driven design practices, and the future direction of its digital experience. The post highlights a hands-on design sprint for its GraphyteQueue product, where teams worked through real analyst scenarios, identified friction points, and built early prototypes to improve interaction with transaction data.
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The LinkedIn post also notes engagement with external design perspectives through a visit to Morningstar’s headquarters and attendance at an AIGA Chicago event on brand design. The post suggests that the week concluded with alignment on an updated website and brand experience emphasizing deeper content, clearer messaging, and a more dynamic interface, which may signal ongoing product refinement and customer-experience investment in the anti–money laundering and transaction intelligence markets.