SAR / STR Generator
Draft a suspicious activity report the way an examiner reads it — a structured 5W1H narrative, a source-evidence checklist and a two-person maker-checker sign-off — then export it. Entirely in your browser.
New to SAR narratives? Read the SAR template guide.
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Filing Entity & Subject
Identify the reporting entity and the subject of the report. Keep identifiers precise — the FIU links reports on these fields.
Suspicion Narrative (Who / What / When / Where / Why / How)
Write the narrative an examiner can follow without your systems open. State the facts and the reasoning — what makes this suspicious, not just unusual.
Quantify: amounts, currency, number of transactions, pattern.
Name the typology and why benign explanations were excluded.
Source Evidence
The records the suspicion rests on. Examiners expect every assertion to be traceable.
No evidence recorded yet. Add a row for each record, or load the worked example.
Maker-Checker Sign-Off
An agent or analyst may draft a SAR, but an authorised checker (e.g. the MLRO) must approve before filing. The decision is the record an examiner relies on.
Export your draft SAR with its evidence and sign-off. Everything stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Examiner-Ready Narrative
The who / what / when / where / why / how structure a Financial Intelligence Unit expects, so your suspicion is traceable and defensible.
Maker-Checker Built In
An agent or analyst drafts; an authorised approver such as the MLRO signs off before filing — the two-person control captured as a record.
Private by Design
Everything stays in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, and your draft SAR exports straight to Markdown or JSON.
Disclaimer: This tool helps you draft a suspicious activity report. It is not legal advice and is not a filing channel. An authorised person must approve before filing with your Financial Intelligence Unit, and you must not tip off the subject.