Multitenant AML operations for a growing telecom group.
Hamilton AML Portal is the command surface for tenant-scoped alerting, investigations, reporting, and governance. The core AML engine stays upstream. This portal turns that data into disciplined operations across Paxtel, Hamiltel, Salamtel, and Agrotel.
1 workspace
for governed tenant-level AML operations across the telecom portfolio
0 auth rewrites
because existing sign-in and settings flows stay in place
4 launch tracks
tenant scope, operations, reporting, and governance

Active scope
Tenant-selected operations
Core boundary
Read from AML Postgres
Security preserved
Current auth, MFA, passkeys, and settings remain intact.
Operational visibility
Alerts, cases, STRs, and tenant health in one view.
One governed platform with logical tenant separation for rules, reporting views, permissions, and operational workflows.
Tenant-aware operations
Switch between Paxtel, Hamiltel, Salamtel, and Agrotel from one shared operational surface without duplicating systems.
Case and escalation workflows
Move from alerts to investigations, supervisor review, and STR preparation with a clear audit trail on every action.
Regulator-ready reporting
Prepare exports, reporting views, and immutable workflow evidence for FIA, BoU, and telecom compliance teams.
Existing security baseline
Keep the current login, MFA, passkeys, logout, and user settings flows while the AML workspace expands around them.
What the portal owns
The upstream AML infrastructure remains the source of truth for monitoring, scoring, and detection. This portal focuses on the operating layer that analysts and supervisors use every day.
Read model
Alerts, cases, scores, STR states, tenant registry, and system health from PostgreSQL.
Portal writes
Assignments, notes, approvals, saved views, exports, and collaboration metadata.
Operating workflow
Core AML infrastructure writes monitored outcomes into PostgreSQL.
The portal reads tenant-scoped alerts, cases, scores, and reporting state.
Analysts collaborate through assignments, notes, escalations, and exports.
Supervisors govern cross-tenant activity without weakening data separation.
A branded public front door, with the secure workspace behind it.
The landing page now explains the Hamiltel AML program clearly, while the protected workspace keeps the existing authentication and user settings flows exactly where they belong.