Overview
This webinar provides an overview of the Realaml integration with OneLaw.
The session is designed for firms using, or considering using, Realaml for AML/CFT identity verification and e-signing. It explains how the integration connects Realaml with OneLaw, what information can sync between the two systems, and how users can select OneLaw clients or matters when running checks in Realaml.
The webinar also covers setup requirements, available configuration options, how completed AML reports and costs can be returned to OneLaw, and common questions about pricing and how the integration differs from other identity verification workflows.
Note: To use the Realaml integration, your firm needs a Realaml account and a version of OneLaw that includes the Realaml integration update. Contact OneLaw Support if you need help confirming or updating your version.
In this video, you'll learn
- How the Realaml integration connects with OneLaw
- What setup is required before the integration can be used
- How Realaml can search for OneLaw clients and matters
- How AML reports, risk ratings, and costs can sync back to OneLaw
- How Realaml e-signing works with OneLaw matters
- How Realaml pricing works for identity verification and e-signing
- Why verification requests are started from Realaml rather than OneLaw
Presented by Emily McDonnell, Marketing & Communications Executive, OneLaw; Tony Rogers, Chief Technology Officer, OneLaw; and Jordan McCown, Co-founder and Chief Product and Growth Officer, Realaml
Webinar length: approximately 12 minutes
Recorded on 25 June 2026
Key Takeaways
- The Realaml integration allows firms to connect Realaml identity verification and e-signing workflows with OneLaw matters.
- Users can search for OneLaw clients or matters from within Realaml when sending verification requests or e-signing documents.
- Completed AML reports, risk ratings, signed documents, digital certificates, and related costs can be synced back to OneLaw, depending on the firm’s configuration.
- Verification requests are initiated in Realaml, with results flowing back into OneLaw.
- Realaml uses a pay-per-use pricing model, with no subscription, per-user fee, minimum monthly spend, or contract period.