Supplier Sanctions Screening demo
Every supplier and every owner behind it screened on every list change, with the 50% arithmetic shown and payments held before the run. 1:33
What the demo shows
Screens suppliers and their owners against OFAC, BIS and EU lists with 50% ownership rules
Seven agents work every list change. The list watcher sees what changed and starts a rescreen of every supplier, owner and officer. The screening agent matches names, aliases and identifiers in every script and explains why each match is or is not a hit. The ownership agent builds each supplier's owners from registry documents and does the 50% arithmetic, indirect stakes included, under the US, EU and UK tests; a second agent recomputes it without seeing the first answer and escalates any disagreement. The control agent looks beyond 50% for nominees, stake cuts near a listing and relatives. The payment hold agent pauses exposed payments before the run. The sanctions officer works with them in a conversation, sees the ownership bar cross the 50% line, reads every source passage, and confirms or clears with a reason and a signature; the report writer drafts the OFAC report.
Transcript
- Supplier Sanctions Screening checks every supplier and owner against US, EU and UK lists.
- Even on no list, a supplier is blocked if listed owners hold half.
- Overnight, OFAC listed 212 parties.
- Agents rescreened everyone in 14 minutes.
- Daniel Brooks, the sanctions officer, opens Orion Components, which is on no list.
- 30%. An SDN company, 25%, a holding of a man listed yesterday.
- 55% passed the line.
- A second agent recomputed it and agrees.
- Every figure is cited down to the registry passage.
- Under EU and UK, tests it fall short, a control review instead.
- $410,000 is already paused before tomorrow's run.
- He confirms with a reason and signs.
- Everything is cited, signed, and logged.
- Result, nothing paid to block suppliers, and every alert carries its evidence.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.