Product

Everything a defensible supplier file needs.

From a name to an audit-ready pack — identity, screening, review and evidence in one reviewable workspace.

Identity resolution & screening

Resolve the legal entity, then screen it across sanctions, export-control, forced-labor, registry, product-safety and customs sources — with deterministic match scoring.

Review queue & assignments

Potential matches land in a queue ranked by severity and SLA. Assign to reviewers, clear false positives, escalate real hits.

Evidence packs

Every finding preserved with its source snapshot, hash and timestamp — exported as PDF, HTML, JSON, or a full evidence ZIP.

Change ledgers

Compare a supplier over time and see exactly what changed between reviews — decision, risk, evidence quality, registry status.

Data Studio

A spreadsheet playground: import suppliers, cases or evidence, work with formulas, and export — without leaving the workspace.

Refresh & monitoring

Re-run a supplier file quarterly or on demand, and keep evidence current before it expires.

Where coverage is strong today — stated honestly

We report UNKNOWN instead of a false clear, so here is exactly what runs today, not an aspirational map.

Global — every supplier, every country

Sanctions, PEP and forced-labor list screening runs regardless of jurisdiction: OFAC SDN, UN Consolidated List, EU Sanctions List, US BIS Entity List, DHS UFLPA Entity List, and OpenSanctions (including live PEP matching).

Strong identity verification

United States (SEC public-company registry), United Kingdom (Companies House), and the European Union — all 27 member states (VIES VAT validation + GLEIF LEI records).

Global registry lookup

Company registry search via OpenCorporates where a match exists, for jurisdictions outside the strong-coverage list above.

Screening-first, registry verification limited today

China (entity-ID format recognized; not yet independently verified) and Nigeria (CAC registry integration planned) — full sanctions/list screening still applies, we just don't overstate registry confidence here yet.