The use case: how BMO deploys Tavily
BMO uses Tavily as the web retrieval layer in its anti-money-laundering counterparty checks. Analysts search an entity name and receive ranked URLs with relevant passages extracted, which BMO's own models then score for risk before investigators make the final call.
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We use Tavily as our data retrieval utility that enables the uniformity of retrieval results across different investigator actions at BMO.Other AI tools used by BMO
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tavily.com- Last checked
- Nov 12, 2026
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- The figure: 129,000+Checked
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- The passage quoted aboveChecked
Copied word for word from the page, near the name of BMO.
- BMO uses TavilyChecked
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Search volume through Tavily grew from roughly 40 calls in the first month to more than 129,000 in July 2026, with more than 97,000 calls in each of the previous six months.