Company screening platform

From policy rule to reviewable company decision.

Company Screener brings portfolio uploads, focused watchlists, source-backed company assessments, filtering, and change history into one connected workflow for investment and compliance teams.

Decision record

CS-0248

Review ready
Screen
Antipersonnel mines involvement
Policy
Defence exclusions · v3.2
Ownership
Controlled subsidiary
Evidence
3 decision sources

Outcome

Involvement identified

Rationale and source links attached

01 · Policy context

Make the applicable screening scope explicit.

A defensible result starts with a defined rule. Keep the policy basis, scope, selected screening criteria, and evidence expectations visible to the people applying them.

01Activity and product definitions
02Inclusion and exclusion rules
03Applicable regulations and policies
04Screen selection and display options
05Evidence requirements
06Review and exception rules
Clients can choose which screens and companies are relevant to their workflow. Those choices control the view; they do not rewrite the underlying company assessment.

02 · Portfolios and watchlists

Bring the companies you need to follow.

Start from an uploaded portfolio or create a focused watchlist. Review company matches before applying an import, then use available screens and filters to focus the results your team needs to see.

Portfolio import

Global Equity Portfolio.csv

Screening overview

248

Companies

38

Involvement identified

210

No involvement identified

Filter the resulting company view by the screens and options relevant to the portfolio without changing the underlying assessments.

Upload a portfolio

Import a holdings file, match companies using available identifiers, and review unresolved rows before adding them.

Create focused watchlists

Add companies directly and organize them into lists for a mandate, theme, client requirement, or review priority.

Follow reviewed changes

Surface material updates affecting monitored company records so the team can decide whether another review is needed.

Change monitoring is intended to surface reviewed updates, not automatically replace an existing decision. Notification coverage and delivery options depend on the configured service.

03 · Evidence and ownership

Show how the evidence connects to the company.

A source is useful only when its role is clear. Record what it establishes, which entity it concerns, how current it is, and whether the ownership relationship brings the activity into scope.

Source register

3 reviewed
Primary

Annual report

Entity and segment confirmed

Decision source
Primary

Regulatory filing

Ownership percentage confirmed

Decision source
Specialist

Sector research

Activity independently corroborated

Supporting

Ownership pathway

Company under review

Listed parent company

Controlled entity

67% ownership · source attached

Relevant activity

Included by policy rule 4.1

Ownership percentages are shown when reliable evidence supports them. Clients can filter available results by relevant options; they do not recalculate the underlying assessment using their own ownership threshold.

04 · Decision review

Keep the outcome simple. Put uncertainty where it belongs.

An evaluated screen has one of two outcomes. Evidence and workflow conditions remain qualifiers, so they explain the result without becoming competing decision states.

Involvement identified

The available evidence supports that the company meets the screen’s inclusion rule.

No involvement identified

The completed review did not identify evidence meeting the rule at the time assessed.

Not yet evaluated

A neutral placeholder until the screen receives an outcome. It is not an assessment result.

Qualifiers recorded separately

Evidence incompleteEvidence conflictingEvidence staleReview required

05 · Audit history and collaboration

Improve the assessment without erasing how it changed.

New sources, reviewer actions, client suggestions, and policy changes become events in the record. Earlier decisions remain available when a new result supersedes them.

Discuss your review workflow
  1. 30 Jul 2026 · 14:32

    Decision approved

    Reviewer confirmed the outcome and supporting rationale.

  2. 30 Jul 2026 · 13:18

    Evidence suggestion reviewed

    A new filing was accepted as a decision source.

  3. 29 Jul 2026 · 16:45

    Ownership pathway updated

    Controlled subsidiary relationship confirmed at 67%.

  4. 12 Feb 2026 · 09:10

    Prior decision preserved

    Earlier outcome remains linked to policy version 3.1.

Operating controls

Designed for controlled compliance work.

The platform is structured to keep client context, review responsibility, contributions, and historical records explicit.

Workspace boundaries

Policies, portfolios, decisions, and collaboration stay associated with the relevant client workspace.

Role-aware review

Research, review, moderation, and administrative responsibilities can remain distinct.

Controlled contributions

Suggestions enter a review process instead of silently changing an assessment.

Versioned records

Policy, evidence, and decision changes can be traced to the record that was current at the time.

Implementation

Start with the policy, not a blank screen.

A focused implementation begins with the decisions your team must make and the evidence it must preserve.

  1. 01

    Map the mandate

    Start with the regulations, client requirements, and internal policies that the screening process must implement.

  2. 02

    Select and validate

    Select the relevant screens and filters, test representative companies, and agree how edge cases should be handled.

  3. 03

    Operate and improve

    Run the review process, monitor evidence changes, and refine the policy without losing the prior record.

A focused demonstration

See how your screening policy could become a reviewable workflow.

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