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Frayme is a directed pipeline from event → decision, recorded by an immutable audit trail, and presented to analysts through a queue → console workflow. The router at the centre of every workflow follows the same shape: a score, compared against four bands and routed accordingly. The conditions that decide which branch fires are explicit — score thresholds, hard signals (sanctions, hard reject labels), or analyst overrides. The four bands themselves are fixed (Low, Medium, High, Critical); their ranges and routing are per-client tunable.

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Five things to internalise

Case

The unit of work. A case can be a transaction, a KYC submission, or a KYB submission. Carries channel, subject, payload, originator-risk-level.

Decision

The verdict produced by a workflow run: approve / review / deny / report, plus the risk band and reasoning trail.

Queue

The live work list. Anything that didn’t auto-resolve lands here.

Risk score

A 0–100 synthesis. Mapped into the four bands.

Workflow

The graph that turns events into decisions.

Audit trail

Append-only log of everything that touched a case.

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Glossary

The glossary collects Frayme-specific terms plus country-specific regulatory vocabulary (currently focused on Brazil — CPF, CNPJ, COAF, PIX, DICT, PSAV).