Who they are, and what is said about them.
Every supplier, its owners and managers on file and the companies behind it, screened every day. The news about them read every hour, and an alert only when the article really names them.. Below: two alarms in an example workspace.
Example workspace. Fictional companies.listed entities, checked every day
risk topics followed in the news
news scans a day, one every hour
Counted on 27 September 2026. The numbers are ours, the lists are official.
From a headline to a closed task.
Each step is the product’s own component. Example workspace. Fictional companies.
Example workspace. Fictional companies.Two lenses. Only what is sure reaches you.
Each lens has three levels, Calm, Balanced and Strict, or a line of your own. Watch one switch in each scene. Example workspace: fictional companies, invented headlines.
Fictional companies, invented headlines.Reputational risk
- Every hour, hundreds of risk topics, read in the language they were written in. Strict adds almost every other topic, bar rules for banks and states.
Stakeholder risk
- Every day, over half a million listed people and companies. Registers of politically exposed people can be switched on one by one.
- A sure match is the full name plus a registry number, a date of birth or a nationality. A name alone is stored, never shown to you.
Seven signals around every supplier.
- Sanctions and crime listsDaily500,000+ listed entities
- Politically exposed peopleDailyOffice holders, their relatives and associates
- Debarment and exclusion listsDailyOfficial lists
- Owners and managers on fileDailyAn alert only on a sure identity match
- Companies deeper in the chainDailyAt any depth. A hit lands on the direct supplier it reaches you through
- Negative newsHourlyHundreds of risk topics, in the language it was written in
- AI evidence checkEvery articleMust quote the sentence that names your supplier
Counted on 27 September 2026. The numbers are ours, the lists are official.
Calm, Balanced or Strict, per alarm. Or your own number.
The product’s own level control, drawn here. Every alarm stays yours to adjust.
The reputational and stakeholder lenses feed the overall score. Every alert lands on the task board with its next step.
What Integrity is not
Not a news feed. An article that does not name your supplier never reaches you, however loud it is.
Not a background check on people. A person on file raises an alert only on a sure identity match.
Questions
Which lists do you screen against?
Official sanctions, crime and debarment lists, and public data on politically exposed people: 500,000+ listed entities, checked every day.
Do you screen the owners too?
Yes. The owners and managers you have on file are screened every day, like the supplier itself. A person raises an alert only on a sure identity match: the full name plus a date of birth or a nationality.
What about my suppliers' suppliers?
Companies deeper in the chain are screened at any depth. A hit lands on the direct supplier it reaches you through, so you know whom to ask.
How do you keep false alarms out?
An article must name your supplier, and an AI check must quote the sentence that does. A list match needs the full name plus a registry number, a date of birth or a nationality. A name alone is held back and never shown to you.
See it on your own suppliers.
Upload one spreadsheet. The first scores land within minutes, and every supplier is screened from day one.
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