Screen every company against every major sanctions jurisdiction before you create a job or send a payment. Works alongside vessel compliance checks and audit-trail documents. Screening runs automatically when you add a new company, and results log to a compliance audit trail.
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When you create a new company record in Base, screening triggers automatically against every jurisdiction that matters. Cleared companies flow straight into QuickBooks or Xero. If a match appears, the company is flagged and no job or invoice can be created against it until the match is reviewed and cleared.
Every result, whether clean or flagged, logs to the compliance record. That audit trail exists whether you need it tomorrow or during an examination two years from now. Any company in your vendor directory can be re-screened on demand as lists update.
Global sanctions watchlist data is pre-ingested into Base and refreshed every 24 hours. Global sanctions lists are queried live at every screening across every jurisdiction that matters for maritime work.
Denied party screening is the first layer. Port agents and demurrage specialists use this to vet principals and charterers before accepting work. Base enriches every company record with intelligence from multiple sources so you know who you are working with before the first invoice.
Company profiles pull revenue, headcount, and industry classification. Federal registration checks confirm federal registration status. Maritime carrier licensing verification shows whether a carrier or freight intermediary holds valid credentials. And Workplace safety records surface workplace incident history for companies operating in US jurisdictions.
The result is a company record that goes deeper than a name match. For vessel-level compliance, Base checks USCG inspection histories, PSC detention records, and COFR status separately.
Screen any company for free.
Bring a vendor name, vessel operator, or principal you are considering and we will run the live sanctions check together. See the jurisdictions covered, the confidence scoring, and the audit trail you would hand to a regulator. Maritime operators typically clear vendor onboarding in minutes instead of days once screening runs inline with job creation.
Sanctions compliance is not a checkbox exercise. The same audit trail that feeds document generation also feeds your regulator response packet. It is a gate that protects your organization before money moves.