Zomma

Zomma builds computer use agents for financial back office work, starting with compliance at payment companies. Each agent is given a computer, the customer's logins held in a vault and the customer's written procedure. It then reads the same screens an analyst would, including portals, registries, PDFs, case managers and internal tools, saves a timestamped screenshot of everything it reads, writes up the case with a screenshot behind every finding, and recommends an outcome. The customer's team makes the decision. It is aimed at compliance teams running the largest queues in the back office. Screening handles KYB and KYC checks against sanctions and politically exposed person lists, the company register, officers and owners, the website and adverse media, producing one case file per subject. Alerts covers transaction monitoring, applying counterparty and beneficiary checks and corridor context to a flagged payment and returning a recommended disposition with the evidence beneath it. Reviews rescreens existing customers on a periodic cycle so a growing book does not become a growing backlog. The same agents also handle reconciliations and disputes for payment and fund operations teams. Because the agents work on screen, there is nothing to integrate, and a team can start by running them on cases already closed and comparing results against analyst decisions. Zomma describes its pricing as a flat monthly fee per deployment with no per case meter, but does not publish amounts. Data stays in a single tenant AWS deployment and model calls run with zero data retention. Zomma is a Y Combinator backed company whose founding team lists prior work at Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Apple and GovTech Singapore.