Onboard, screen, and monitor third parties in 200+ countries — with primary, government-sourced data and a source on every field. Know who you're really doing business with before you sign, and the moment anything changes after.
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Change monitoringA supplier clears onboarding on the strength of a self-reported form. The real exposure sits in what the form never asked — and in what changes after you've signed.
Is the supplier even real?
Shell entities, dormant companies, and misstated registration numbers pass unnoticed when no one checks the company against its official registry.
Who actually controls it?
Ownership and control decide your sanctions and PEP exposure — and beneficial owners are almost never on the vendor form.
Concentration you can't see
Several "independent" suppliers can trace back to one ultimate parent, quietly turning diversification into single-point failure.
Financial fragility
A critical supplier in distress can stop your line. Filed accounts and modelled figures show it before the delivery does.
It doesn't stay still
Status, ownership, and sanctions exposure shift long after onboarding. A point-in-time check is out of date the week after you run it.
Global Database resolves every third party to its official record — identity, ownership, sanctions exposure, and financial health — sourced directly from government registries, with the provenance to put in front of an auditor.
Legal name, registration number, incorporation, and live status — read from the registry of record, not a self-reported form.
Trace ownership and control up to the individuals who ultimately own the supplier, with PSC and shareholding detail.
Check the supplier and its beneficial owners against sanctions and PEP lists, so exposure through ownership doesn't slip past.
Turnover, profit, assets and liabilities from filed accounts — plus modelled figures where accounts are thin — to judge supplier stability.
See parents, subsidiaries, and shared owners across your supplier base to surface concentration you'd otherwise miss.
Every verified supplier is monitored for change — status, ownership, sanctions and filings — so your view never goes stale.
Read directly from the registry of record — not aggregated from resellers or inferred by a model. You see the actual filing, not a black-box rating you can't interrogate.
Registry name, filing link, and retrieval timestamp travel with each attribute. When an auditor asks where a fact came from, the answer is already attached.
Keyed to the official registration numbers and LEIs you already hold — no proprietary ID to license, map, or migrate away from later.
400+ registries across 200+ countries, including the emerging markets where supply-chain and forced-labour risk actually concentrates — not just the easy jurisdictions.
WNS runs instant verification across a vendor network spanning 200+ countries — replacing what was a slow, jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction due diligence process with one consistent check.
Read the case studyDiversifying across vendors means little if they roll up to the same parent. Corporate linkage connects your suppliers by ownership so a single failure — or a single sanctioned owner — doesn't take out three lines at once.
Move any verified supplier into continuous monitoring. The moment its registry record changes — status, ownership, sanctions exposure, or an overdue filing — your risk team is alerted.
Supply chain due diligence rules increasingly ask you to know — and evidence — who your suppliers are and who owns them. Every field we return carries its registry, filing link, and retrieval timestamp.
Germany's Supply Chain Due Diligence Act — identify and document direct suppliers and their ownership.
The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive — know your chain of activity partners.
Evidence the due diligence behind your supplier relationships and statements.
Trace ownership and corporate links to assess forced-labour and entity-list exposure.
Global Database provides primary-source data to support your due diligence. It does not certify compliance — your programme and counsel determine what each regime requires.
Verify a new supplier's identity and ownership before the contract, straight from the registry.
Run consistent due diligence across the whole third-party base, with provenance on every field.
Surface shared ownership and dependency risk hiding across nominally separate suppliers.
Screen suppliers and their beneficial owners so sanctions exposure can't route around you.
Trace and document supplier ownership to support your due-diligence obligations.
Assess whether a critical supplier is financially stable before you concentrate spend.
Vet a supplier inside your onboarding flow; the full attributed record returned as JSON.
Search, vet, and export supplier records from the browser — no integration required.
Ask supplier-risk questions in plain language inside Claude or ChatGPT, with sources attached.
Put supplier questions to Regis, our AI analyst, and get verified answers with sources.
Screen and refresh your whole supplier base on a schedule, delivered via SFTP or your warehouse.
Enrich the supplier records in your procurement, ERP, or CRM system, keyed to open identifiers.