Define the policy
Set the activities, thresholds, ownership treatment, and regulatory requirements that matter to your mandate.
Company Screener helps investment and compliance teams turn regulations and internal policies into repeatable company screens, supported by primary sources, clear rationale, review history, and an auditable record.
The gap and our approach
A flag can be a useful starting point. Company Screener adds the policy context, ownership pathway, evidence, and history that teams need to review the result and explain what it means.
The applicable rule, threshold, and screen definition stay attached to the outcome.
The business activity and the direct, controlled, associated, or passive ownership pathway are explicit.
Sources, dates, relevant excerpts, and their role in the decision remain available for review.
Review actions, suggestions, changes, and superseded outcomes form one traceable history.
From policy to decision
Keep the policy, evidence, decision, and history connected instead of reconstructing the reasoning across spreadsheets and vendor exports.
Set the activities, thresholds, ownership treatment, and regulatory requirements that matter to your mandate.
Assess direct operations, subsidiaries, associated companies, revenue exposure, and the primary sources behind each result.
Keep rationale, citations, review state, suggestions, decisions, and historical changes together.
Open methodology
Screen definitions should explain what is included, what is excluded, how corporate ownership is treated, and what evidence is required. When information is incomplete or conflicting, the assessment should say so.
Read the methodologyAssessments preserve the source name, link, publication date, retrieval date, relevant excerpt, usage role, and review state so another person can retrace the decision.
See the client workspaceNew annual filing identifies a controlled subsidiary and clarifies the relevant business segment.
Controlled collaboration
Clients and reviewed companies can suggest corrections, provide primary evidence, and challenge an assessment. Suggestions enter a moderated workflow; they do not silently replace existing results.
Practical resources
We are building a source-backed library of screening methods, policy tools, and regulatory implementation guides.
A practical framework for scope, thresholds, ownership, exceptions, and review.
From the statutory prohibition to the controls a screening process should document.
How parent companies, controlled subsidiaries, joint ventures, and passive holdings differ.
Start a conversation
Tell us a little about your screening workflow. We will respond with a focused demonstration based on your policies and review needs.