Analytics: Agentic
Agents that act on your behalf.
You confirm before anything happens.
The platform includes agents that watch your positions, surface intelligence, and propose actions, on your behalf. When an agent reaches a consequential decision, a confirmation popup appears. You approve or reject. Without your click, nothing executes.
The principle
The agent watches.
You decide.
Ediphy Analytics agents are not autonomous. They act on your behalf, meaning they carry your identity, your permissions, and your obligations. When they surface intelligence, they assemble it for you to act on. When they want to take an action that could trigger a cost, a communication, or any irreversible step, they stop and wait for your explicit confirmation before proceeding. The scope of automation is bounded: agents handle the continuous watching and assembling; consequential decisions remain with you.
Four things the agent handles
so you do not have to.
Each capability runs continuously across your portfolio. The agent watches; you receive the output at the point it matters.
RFQ context assembly
When an RFQ lands on the blotter, the agent assembles the market picture, fairMid comparison, recent tape, live axes, liquidity score, and delivers it before the trader's eye moves to it. Everything assembled in one view.
FAIRMID · AXES · TAPE
Watchlist monitoring
Instruments on your watchlist that have gone quiet get flagged the moment liquidity returns. The agent watches the tape continuously; you hear about it when it matters, not when you happen to look.
WATCHLIST · ALERTS
Deviation detection
Unusual moves in fairMid, large divergences from historical norms, instrument-level outliers, flagged before a manual review would catch them. The agent surfaces the signal; you decide whether to act.
OUTLIERS · NORMS
Natural-language queries
Ask a plain-English question about an instrument, sector, or market condition. The agent answers from the proprietary dataset with a traceable, timestamped response, no ticket, no wait.
DATASET · TRACEABLE
When the agent wants to act,
you see this.
For any action the agent proposes, not just reads and queries, the same flow applies. The agent acts only on your click.
Agent identifies an action
The agent detects a condition that warrants an action on your behalf, an alert, a triggered position flag, or a workflow step. It does not execute. It queues the proposed action and surfaces it to you.
Confirmation popup surfaces
A confirmation popup appears in your active interface, web app or mobile. It shows what the agent wants to do, in plain language: the action, the instrument, the size, the rationale. No interpretation required.
You approve or reject
One click. Approve: the action executes immediately. Reject: the agent receives a rejection event, logs it, and waits. Without your explicit approval, nothing executes. No timeout. No auto-approve.
Full audit trail
Every proposed action, your response, and the outcome is logged with timestamp and agent identity. The audit trail is permanent and exportable, MiFID II and best-execution workflows included.
Why it is built this way
Agentic automation built
around the regulatory obligation,
not around it.
Every consequential action in a regulated trading environment carries a human obligation, a best-execution duty, a reporting obligation, a compliance record. Ediphy's agentic layer is built on this fact, not around it. Agents act on your behalf in the same way a junior analyst would: they do the watching, the assembling, the detecting. But they do not act without your authorisation. The popup is not a safety feature bolted on. It is the product. It is what makes agentic automation viable in a regulated context.