Audit & regulator response
With Forest, pull a defensible bundle from any case, customer, or window. Evidence assembles across your systems; reviewer access is scoped and logged.
Forest is where your team and your AI agents pull the bundle the regulator asked for. Live data, record-level audit, scoped reviewer access. The work that used to take days happens during the call.
Record-level audit on every action
Every customer action, provider call, approval, comms touch, and AI agent decision is recorded against the record. Reviewers reconstruct the timeline without hunting across tools.
Bundle templates ready to scope
Forest provides workflow templates to pull bundles by case, customer, product line, or time window. Your team customizes the scope; the workflow assembles the data, the documents, and the trail.
Scoped read-only access for reviewers
Grant an auditor or regulator a read-only role on the scope they request. They see the cases and records that matter, nothing else. Access expires when the review closes.
Cases for ad hoc questions
Each regulator question lands as a case with the deadline attached. Data assembles from your operational systems; your team and your AI agents draft the response; approvals run in workflow.
AI agents through Forest's MCP
Your AI agents connect to Forest's MCP server to read operational data for a draft. Or Forest workflows call AI agents through MCP tasks. Permissions and audit apply to AI agents the same way as your team.
Data stays in your environment
Forest runs inside your infrastructure. The audit, the bundles, the reviewer access all live where your data lives. Nothing leaves your perimeter.

Built for regulator readiness
A trail you can defend
Every action by your team, your AI agents, and your tenants lands at the record level: provider calls, approvals, comms, decisions, document versions. The trail is structural, not retrofitted.
Reviewer access, scoped and time-bound
Grant an auditor read-only access on the cases, customers, or window they need. Roles expire when the review closes; every record they open is logged.
Bundle templates ready to customize
Forest ships workflow templates for the recurring inspection bundles (AML, KYC, SAR archives, transaction history). Your team adapts the scope; the bundle assembles and packages for transmission.
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Frequently asked questions
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How do I produce a regulator-ready bundle on Forest?
Forest provides workflow templates to assemble bundles by case, customer, product line, or time window. Your team customizes the scope and the document list; the workflow gathers the data, runs internal approvals, and packages the bundle for transmission. The audit trail backs the contents.
Can I grant a regulator or auditor read-only access to Forest directly?
Yes. Scoped read-only roles let the reviewer see the cases and records relevant to their request, with no access to the rest. Access expires when the review closes; every record they open is logged.
What does the Forest audit trail cover?
Every action by your team, your AI agents, and your tenants at the record level: provider calls, approvals, comms, decisions, document versions, AI agent reasoning steps. The trail is structural to the platform, not retrofitted.
How do AI agents fit into an audit response?
Two ways. AI agents can connect to Forest's MCP server to pull operational data into a draft they author elsewhere. Or Forest workflows can call AI agents through MCP tasks for the recurring drafting work, with the result reviewed and approved on Forest.
How does Forest connect to my regulator portal or transmission channel?
Forest reaches your regulator portal, partner-bank email, or eSign tool through MCP connectors. The bundle assembles in Forest; the submission is the final step of the workflow and is logged as part of the case.
How do you ensure data never leaves our environment during a review?
The Forest backend runs inside your infrastructure, alongside your databases. The audit trail, the bundles, and the reviewer access all live where your data lives. Data travels to a provider or transmission tool only when the workflow calls it.

