Cross-referencing 40,000+ creditor claims to surface insolvency fraud at scale.

Within approximately eight weeks of building with Felix, Recourse Collective had identified over £1 billion in addressable insolvency assets — automating the data gathering, cross-referencing, and claims identification processes that underpin the business. The work is now auditable, repeatable, and running at a scale that no manual process could reach.

The challenge

When low-code can't carry the load

Recourse Collective identifies insolvency claims, turning overlooked creditor positions into real financial recoveries. The work sits at the intersection of law, data, and regulatory scrutiny — and the data that drives it is fragmented, unstructured, and poorly connected across sources.

Matthew Letts, the firm's founder, had experimented with low- and no-code tools before landing on Felix. None could handle the scale and sensitivity of the analysis his business required. The regulatory environment demanded that every process be auditable; the complexity of English insolvency law meant the logic had to be precise and consistently applied; the volume of data exceeded what any team could absorb.

Building with Felix

A new kind of claims intelligence infrastructure

Working with Felix, Matthew translated his domain expertise into structured workflows that could cross-reference datasets at a scale no other tool had made possible. As Matthew put it: "I don't know of other tools, or combinations of tools, that would have delivered the sort of robust data set that we've now got."

The workflows apply niche aspects of English insolvency law programmatically — executing complex, specialised logic repeatedly and consistently. Every stage maintains full auditability and traceability, ready for regulatory review. Human intervention is built in at user-defined risk points, preserving control and governance throughout.

Rather than fragile, ad hoc automation, the workflows run as deterministic, code-backed systems. Each execution produces the same predictable, reviewable outcome.

The result

From overlooked claims to recoverable assets

Within eight weeks, Recourse Collective had identified over £1 billion in total addressable assets. Data gathering and enrichment processes were automated. Claims identification became auditable and repeatable. The firm had a scalable foundation for outreach and acquisition that simply didn't exist before.