Sedric

What is Sedric?

Sedric is an AI platform that reviews marketing, communications and partner content against a firm's own policies. It is built for banks, fintechs, registered investment advisers and accounts receivable management firms. The vendor says it reviews 100 percent of content rather than samples.

Key capabilities of Sedric

• Policy Manager: Ingests regulations and brand guidelines and turns them into preventive, detective and corrective controls.
• Marketing content compliance: Pre-screens copy, design and video against claims libraries, then handles approval and monitoring.
• Partner content monitoring: Monitors affiliates and partners and helps discover new ones.
• Communications compliance: Monitors calls and other customer interactions across channels.
• Real-Time Agent Assist: Guides agents during live interactions.
• Post-call QA: Scores interactions for risk and keeps audit-ready records.

How Sedric works

You load policy documents and regulations into Policy Manager, which structures them as controls. Sedric then checks content and interactions against those controls, flags issues with a link to the underlying rule, and routes them for resolution. Overrides are logged with reasoning to keep an audit trail.

Who uses Sedric?

Compliance, marketing and collections operations teams in regulated financial services use Sedric. Coverage listed by the vendor includes UDAAP, Reg Z, TILA, ECOA, FTC, CFPB, SEC, FINRA, FCA, MiFID and FDCPA. It lists ISO 27001, PCI DSS and SOC certification.

Sedric pricing

Sedric does not publish prices. The site links to a pricing page and invites visitors to book a demo, so pricing is quote-based.

Sedric alternatives

Saifr is another AI compliance tool for reviewing marketing and communications in financial services. Hadrius offers compliance automation for investment advisers. Flagright focuses on transaction monitoring and AML case management rather than content review.