Source-level evidence
Every signal, score and recommendation links back to the underlying record — the email, the filing, the transaction, the document — with the source visible at a click.
Compass reconstructs ownership, influence and risk relationships across counterparties, intermediaries and corporate networks — before they become legal, regulatory or reputational exposure.
Counterparty diligence stops at the entity in front of you. The real exposure sits two or three jumps away: shell layers, undisclosed UBOs, sanctioned intermediaries, politically exposed connections — invisible to any single system.
Ingest internal counterparty data, registries, sanctions, PEP and adverse media
Resolve entities and reconstruct ownership and influence chains
Detect non-obvious relationships across jurisdictions
Score residual risk with explainable factors and evidence
Trigger re-screening on relational changes, not just calendar dates
Direct screening returns green. Compass reconstructs the ownership chain three layers up and surfaces a sanctioned controlling entity — flagging the relationship for review before contracting closes.
Every signal, score and recommendation links back to the underlying record — the email, the filing, the transaction, the document — with the source visible at a click.
No black-box outputs. Each priority states why it was promoted, which signals contributed, which were declassed, and which model version produced it.
Signals, model versions, reviewers and actions are logged and reconstructable later — ready for internal control, regulators and your own governance.
Compass recommends. Authorized people decide. Every consequential action requires a named reviewer who can confirm, override or annotate the reasoning.
Compass recommends. Authorized teams decide. Every onboarding, escalation or termination remains a human decision, supported by traceable relational context.
30 minutes. We'll wire Compass to a representative slice of your environment — and walk you through the relationships, signals and actions it would surface today.