See RiskINS working, then explore it on your own book.
Every screen below is drawn in the product’s own interface — the Overview that opens on the one decision worth making today, customer exposure and days sales outstanding read from the ledger, credit deterioration and cash-flow risk surfaced before they cost you. Request a guided demo and the Epsilon team walks you through it, then arranges individual, time-limited access to explore it on your own receivables book.
ISO 27001:2022 · Egypt-hosted, on-prem or hybrid — residency set per deployment
Platform preview
See RiskINS in action
Real product screens on sample data — no sign-in needed. Click any image to enlarge.
Module 1
Risk command center
Exposure, expected loss, DSO and liquidity across the portfolio in one live view — the numbers the CFO needs, current to the minute rather than the month.
Module 2
Customer 360
Every customer’s exposure, credit headroom, payment behaviour and risk score in one explained profile — set limits and terms on evidence, not gut feel.
Module 3
Scenario simulator
Stress the book against a rate move, a downturn or a major default and see the impact on cash and losses before it lands — plan with foresight.
Module 4
Fraud & anomalies
Suspicious transactions and behavioural anomalies flagged in real time, ranked by risk with the reasoning — stop losses before they settle.
Module 5
Collections
Every overdue account prioritised by amount and likelihood to pay, with the next best action — recover more cash with less effort.
Module 6
Cash forecast
Projected inflows, outflows and liquidity across scenarios — see the cash position weeks ahead and plan around it.
Built for this market
Where the Egyptian financial-risk cycle leaks money — and how each leak is closed.
A USD 55.90B market where margin is lost to unrecovered cost, payment delay, stale credit limits and FX — not to bad business. RiskINS is built around the five places the money actually goes.
Collections forecast against committed outflow, before the gap opens.
Customer payment delay strangles cash. Invoice ageing and a collections forecast against committed outflow pull days sales outstanding from 78 toward 45, and flag the shortfall before the cash gap opens.
Input-cost and margin exposure eats the profit
Inflation and currency moves reprice steel coil, resin, aluminium and copper mid-contract. Index-linked supply clauses let you recover the margin from customers against the CAPMAS index — so the recovery is only as good as your evidence, and the unrecovered part is a straight hit to profit.
How it is closed: Continuous input-cost and margin-exposure tracking, indexed to CAPMAS, with a recovery pack generated per line.
EGP 18.4Mrecoverable margin under contract, tracked to CAPMAS
Customer payment delay strangles cash
Late payment from distributor and retail customers is the single most-agreed cause of friction — and the leading driver of cash-flow failure. Payment days stretch quietly until the receivable is a write-off.
How it is closed: Receivables ageing, forecast collections against committed outflow, and prioritised follow-up before the cash gap opens.
78 → 45 daysdays sales outstanding, the target the cash view drives to
Credit limits are set once and never revisited
A limit agreed at onboarding drifts out of line with the customer’s real risk, and new orders keep booking against it — customer-driven change proceeds while the exposure sits unreviewed.
How it is closed: Every limit tracked against current and forward exposure, with a review triggered before a breach, priced daily.
Reviewed dailycredit-limit exposure, before it becomes a breach
Import bills and hard-currency exposure
Import-reliant supply chains for components, resin and machinery mean FX access and hard-currency payables drive the cash plan as much as sales do.
How it is closed: Hedge-window recommendations, FX-adjusted forecasts, and currency exposure on the critical payables.
Hedge-windowFX-adjusted, on the critical payables
Fraud and control gaps are found after the money has gone
Duplicate invoices, split purchases and changed vendor bank details slip through when volumes rise; the loss is discovered in the audit, not before the payment.
How it is closed: Anomaly detection plus rules on every payment and invoice, surfaced as reviewable cases before release.
Per paymentanomaly cases surfaced, before the money goes
The return
What the platform is finding, right now, on the sample book.
A sample scenario — illustrative figures on a demonstration customer book, not a forecast or a client result. They show the open decisions and recoverable positions the platform surfaces on sign-in, computed from your own ledger once it is loaded.
EGP 27.9M
Cashflow on the table
across 27 open decisions
104 days
Days recoverable
processing time the platform can claw back
+8%
Average efficiency gain
per decision acted on
EGP 18.4M
Margin recoverable
evidenced against the CAPMAS index
EGP 8.4M and 41 days already realised year to dateEvery figure is derived from your own ledger once loaded — never typed into a slide.
Access to the working platform is not self-serve. The Epsilon team arranges it after a guided walkthrough; accounts are individual and limited to an agreed evaluation period. Submitting the form does not create an account.
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Explore the platform
Look through this public page — the screens and the use cases.
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Request a guided demo
Send the form with your company and your need.
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Epsilon contacts you
We schedule a walkthrough tailored to your business.
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Walkthrough on sample data
We demonstrate the relevant workflows — usually on sample data; preparing your own data or integrating it is agreed separately.
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Time-limited evaluation access
We issue individual sign-in credentials for an agreed evaluation period.
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Follow-up on results
We review feedback, fit and requirements with you.
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Implementation
Discovery → Pilot → Production — cloud, on-premises or hybrid.
Request a guided demo
Tell us about your company and the Epsilon team will contact you to schedule a walkthrough on your receivables book, then arrange individual, time-limited access. Sign-ins are issued by us — there is no self-serve sign-up, and submitting this form does not create an account.