Bretton AI

About Bretton AI

Bretton AI (formerly Greenlite) is a San Francisco-based software company that runs AI-native operations for the financial back office. It positions its platform as a way to replace outsourced back-office processing with efficient AI-driven operations, so that banks and fintechs can grow without growing the back office alongside the front office. OCC, Fed and FDIC regulated institutions use it to run compliance, risk, fraud and operations on one platform, on their own data and policies, with every output traced, cited and audit-ready.

The Bretton platform layers agentic operations over a customer's systems. Templates provide more than 30 pre-built skills and agents deployed in minutes across 180+ data sources, a Builder lets teams create custom agents in natural language on their own data and policies, and a Workbench is the AI workspace where analysts work each case alongside the agents. Native connectors cover document review, alert handling, customer reviews, due diligence, case narratives and core systems, so that standard operating procedures become configuration. Typical work includes ingesting and reviewing alerts, onboarding checks, enhanced due diligence, and sanctions, watchlist, politically exposed person and adverse media cases for anti-money laundering, Know Your Customer and Bank Secrecy Act programmes.

Everything runs on Bretton's Trust Infrastructure, a system of model validation, governance and auditability in which every decision is logged with reasoning, evidence and model version, production traces become evaluation sets, and quality control uses agent-as-a-judge methods. The company also provides analysts and forward-deployed engineers as managed services alongside the software, and publishes case studies of banks, payments, payroll and exchange platforms reducing review time and queue backlogs.

Bretton sells to regulated financial institutions and fintechs on a subscription basis plus managed services, aiming to clear alert queues faster and cut manual compliance cost, and it competes in the AML, KYC and financial crime operations software market and with business process outsourcers.