Services · Vendor Screening

Know Who You Are Doing Business With.

Vendor and third-party due diligence that helps procurement and compliance teams make confident decisions before a relationship becomes a risk.

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Human-led research. Right-sized for the relationship.

Beyond the Questionnaire

A Completed Form Is Only the Starting Point.

Vendor risk can hide in the details a questionnaire does not ask for—or cannot verify. We connect public records, business context, and source-level research to give your team a clearer view of the people and company behind the relationship.

Right-Sized Screening

Choose the Depth the Moment Demands.

Three starting points with clear lookbacks — we tailor modules to the relationship (alias/DBA add-ons on Baseline and Deep Dive). High-Stakes uses full available history by jurisdiction.

7-year lookback

Baseline

Core standing check on the name you provide before a vendor enters your ecosystem.

  • Entity verification and public-record research
  • Sanctions, bankruptcy/liens, and adverse media
  • Provided-name search only; developed names shared for awareness
  • Alias / DBA searching available as an add-on

Best forRoutine, lower-complexity vendors

Full available history

High-Stakes Diligence

Our deepest default scope for critical relationships — including alias/DBA coverage.

  • Full signal set with principal screening where scoped
  • Alias / DBA / related-name searching included
  • Social media / OSINT when appropriate
  • Lookback to full available history by jurisdiction

Best forCritical suppliers, regulated exposure, elevated risk

Packages are starting points. Baseline, Deep Dive, and High-Stakes Diligence are our default scopes — tell us which signals matter most, and we’ll tailor modules (including alias/DBA add-ons on Baseline and Deep Dive) to your vendors, jurisdictions, and risk priorities. High-Stakes lookback reflects full available history by jurisdiction.

What We Look For

Signals We Review.

One signal rarely tells the whole story. We look across the record, then connect what matters.

◈Business Identity & Ownership
§Litigation
↗Business Credit
✓Sanctions
!Adverse Media
◎Principal Review

A Repeatable Rhythm

When to Screen.

Due diligence works best as a decision habit—not a one-time checkbox.

01

Before Onboarding

Set a baseline before access, spend, or trust is extended.

02

Before Major Contracts

Refresh the picture before the relationship or exposure changes.

03

Periodic Rescreening

Keep material vendors in view as people and circumstances change.

04

When Concerns Arise

Investigate a new signal before it becomes a larger problem.

Who We Support Procurement · Compliance · Legal · Operations · Risk & Security teams

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions.

Straight answers on scope, lookbacks, and how vendor screening fits your process.

How Is This Different From a Vendor Questionnaire?

A questionnaire captures what a vendor tells you. Our review looks past self-reporting — connecting public records, business context, and source-level research so your team can see what the form may miss or cannot verify.

What Do the Lookback Periods Mean?

Baseline uses a 7-year lookback, Deep Dive a 10-year lookback, and High-Stakes Diligence goes to full available history by jurisdiction. Available records vary by court and data source; we note coverage limits in the deliverable when they matter.

Are Alias and DBA Searches Included?

On Baseline and Deep Dive, we search the name you provide and share developed names for awareness; alias / DBA searching is available as an add-on. High-Stakes Diligence includes alias / DBA / related-name searching in the default scope.

Can You Customize a Package for Our Vendors?

Yes. Baseline, Deep Dive, and High-Stakes Diligence are starting points. Tell us which signals, jurisdictions, and risk priorities matter most — we tailor modules (including alias add-ons) to the relationship.

When Should We Screen or Rescreen a Vendor?

Before onboarding, before major contracts, on a periodic cadence for material vendors, and whenever a new concern arises. Diligence works best as a decision habit — not a one-time checkbox.

Make the Next Vendor Decision with More of the Picture.

Tell us what you need to understand, and we’ll help shape the right level of review.

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