Batch & EOD chain
Monitor the MXML feeders, Datamart extraction, EOD reports, and task scheduler, detecting and restarting failed tasks through approved runbooks.
MXML feeders, EOD reports, and task scheduler monitored
Real-time feeds and rate imports tracked for gaps
Message exchange and downstream feeds kept flowing
Approved restarts and queue clean-ups verified
Monitor the MXML feeders, Datamart extraction, EOD reports, and task scheduler, detecting and restarting failed tasks through approved runbooks.
Track real-time market-data feeds, rate imports, and pricing inputs, surfacing gaps that affect valuation and risk.
Observe MXML message exchange and downstream feeds to settlement, risk, and finance systems.
Watch Datamart extraction and the generation of regulatory, risk, and P&L reports for delays and failures.
Monitor MX.3 services, memory, and throughput, correlating environment conditions to processing impact.
AAQUILIX monitors the EOD batch chain, market-data feeds, and Datamart reporting in real time — catching feed gaps and failed tasks before they distort valuation, risk, or P&L.
Connect the agreed estate, map dependencies, and establish normal operating behaviour before automation is enabled.
Translate operating policies, maintenance windows, approvals, and escalation paths into explicit automation boundaries.
Correlate signals, recommend or execute approved actions, verify recovery, and use the evidence to improve future response.
AAQUILIX is designed to make operational authority explicit, reviewable, and reversible.
Protect the EOD batch chain so valuation, risk, and P&L are ready for the trading day.
Detect feed and rate gaps before they distort pricing and risk.
Keep regulatory and risk reports on schedule with governed recovery.
Follow-the-sun coverage from AAQUILIX AI resolves the majority of L1/L2 toil around the clock — with specialists on the exceptions and a complete, regulator-ready evidence trail for every action.
Yes. AAQUILIX is designed to connect to existing monitoring, ITSM, identity, and collaboration systems through supported APIs and controlled service accounts.
No. Teams can begin in observe-only mode, introduce approval-based actions, and expand autonomy only after policies and evidence meet their risk requirements.
Bring one priority service, workflow, or operational challenge. We’ll map a practical starting scope and the controls it requires.