Centralized complaint intake
Keep complaint identification, confirmation, and case information in one working environment.
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A complaint needs a clear path from intake to resolution.
Organize complaint information, route investigations, document the response, and prepare reporting information from a single working process.




Patrina's Complaints Module brings identification, confirmation, investigation, reporting, tracking, and remediation into a single dashboard. It is part of Patrina's eight-module Compliance Suite.
Route complaints to the appropriate team, generate customizable reports and acknowledgements, retain interviews and relevant information, and connect product and problem codes to the complaint. The module also connects with Branch Risk Profile and Employee Heightened Supervision tools.
See how the work moves through the module, from the first record to the next action.
Bring the complaint into a consistent intake process and identify the parties, products, and issues that the firm needs to review.
Document the conversations and supporting information that explain how the complaint is being handled.
Use organized case information to support the firm's response, reporting analysis, and follow-up.
Give the team a consistent place for the information, decisions, and records behind each task.
Keep complaint identification, confirmation, and case information in one working environment.
Funnel complaints to the team members responsible for investigation and follow-up.
Conduct, track, and store interviews and relevant information with the complaint.
Connect the appropriate product and problem classifications to each complaint record.
Generate customizable customer and internal reports, with email acknowledgements to reporting parties.
Use the Compliance Suite's connections with Branch Risk Profile and Employee Heightened Supervision tools.
An organized complaint record helps the firm assess what must be reported, when it became aware of the issue, and what supporting information is available. Reporting treatment depends on the facts and the applicable provisions.

Rule 4530(a) covers specified reportable events, including written complaints alleging theft, misappropriation, or forgery. Its deadline is measured from when the member knows or should have known of the event.
FINRA Rule 4530(a)Rule 4530(d) requires statistical and summary information about written customer complaints by the 15th day of the month following the calendar quarter in which they were received.
FINRA Rule 4530(d)Keep the specific event-reporting criteria distinct from quarterly complaint reporting. The firm's compliance team makes the reporting assessment.
Read the reporting requirementsBring the information your team normally receives and the reporting outputs it needs. Use the demonstration to clarify handoffs, required fields, and record access.
Request a complaints demoCustomer experiences with Patrina's service and compliance technology.
Bring your firm's process and questions to a focused product discussion.
Talk it through with PatrinaThe module covers complaint identification, confirmation, reporting information, investigation, tracking, and remediation. It also describes routing, customizable reports, acknowledgements, interview records, and product and problem codes.
No. Specific event reporting and quarterly written-complaint reporting are different obligations. Use the distinctions above and have your compliance team determine the treatment of the facts in each case.
Patrina describes the ability to conduct, track, and store interviews and relevant information as part of the complaint workflow. Review the documents and access requirements your firm needs during the demonstration.
The module connects with Branch Risk Profile and Employee Heightened Supervision tools within the Compliance Suite. Ask Patrina to demonstrate the connection relevant to your case.
Preparing a complaint report and filing it with FINRA are separate steps. Patrina helps organize complaint records and reporting information; your firm reviews the reporting requirements and submits any required filings.
Bring a representative process. See the relevant product path, clarify configuration questions, and agree the next evaluation step with Patrina.