Thomson Reuters, a leading business information service provider, has announced an exclusive partnership with 6clicks, an artificial intelligence-powered, cloud-based technology company focused on the automation and simplification of risk and compliance management.
The new partnership will see Thomson Reuters distribute 6clicks’ cutting-edge software-as-a-service platform to organisations across its risk and compliance management network. Thomson Reuters will also integrate its proprietary regulatory intelligence and other information sources into 6clicks’ software platform which will improve the speed and accuracy of its solutions.
Jackie Rhodes, managing director, Asia and Emerging Markets, Thomson Reuters noted that the changing business landscape has brought about a greater need for innovative automation technology. “The increasing need to manage and motivate remote workers, coupled with demand for businesses to balance competitive and compliance pressures has created an unprecedented need for simple, automated tools to drive accuracy and efficiency in the risk and compliance realm,” said Rhodes.
“We know our customers need innovative and intelligent solutions to run their businesses, and we are constantly looking for new tools and technology which enable us to optimise our product portfolio. The 6clicks platform is unique in its ability to enable our customers to expedite and optimise the automation of their risk and compliance-related tasks as part of their digital transformations,” added Rhodes.
Melbourne based start-up company, 6clicks, was uniquely created to enable advisors in fields like accounting, law, cyber security and risk to streamline their services and drive the digital transformation of both advisory firms and their clients – a disruptive shift away from spreadsheets and manual processes.
6clicks has quickly emerged as a leading, global operating system for risk and compliance needs, being named in The Australian’s Top 100 Innovator Awards.
Anthony Stevens, CEO and co-founder of 6clicks, noted that it is increasingly critical for businesses to streamline their risk and compliance processes. “It is no longer acceptable for advisors to use spreadsheets and manual processes,” said Stevens. “We are intensely focused on working with leading advisory firms that have the ambition and agility to embrace new technology to deliver better outcomes for their clients. Our partnership with Thomson Reuters will both compliment and accelerate this ambition through overlaying our technology with the best of their information services and international experience.”