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            Default Scoring Criteria Unique Configuration Exclusions

            Use Case:

            Organizations need to ensure they do not conduct business with customers who appear on government-issued sanctions, exclusions, or other public watchlists. Transacting with sanctioned companies or individuals can expose an organization to significant regulatory, financial, and reputational risk. 

            The Customer Watchlist Check analytic compares customer records against several publicly available government watchlists, including the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List, Consolidated Sanctions List, and the U.S. General Services Administration's SAM Exclusions List. Potential matches are identified using customer information such as name, address, or a combination of both, and each match is assigned a confidence score between 0 and 100. Higher confidence scores indicate a stronger likelihood of a true match, helping organizations prioritize the most relevant results for review. By identifying potential watchlist matches early, organizations can strengthen third-party due diligence efforts, reduce regulatory risk, and support compliance with sanctions and exclusion requirements.

             
            Description Identifies customers that potentially match entries on publicly available government watchlists, including the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List, Consolidated Sanctions List, and the U.S. General Services Administration's SAM Exclusions List. Matches are evaluated using customer name, address, or a combination of both.
            Domain(s) Customer Revenue
            Analysis Type Flag
            Focus Area Third Party Risk
            Score Methodology Match confidence score (0–100). Exact or stronger matches receive higher scores.

            Default Scoring Criteria

            Importance: 3 (default)
            Enabled: True (default)

            Risk Result Default Value Notation
            Weak 92 Match Score
            Moderate 96
            Strong 99
            Auto Not Set

            Unique Configuration 

            The Customer Watchlist Check analytic compares Payer Customer names and addresses against three publicly available U.S. government watchlists:

            • GSA System for Award Management (SAM) Exclusions: Identifies individuals and organizations excluded from federal contracts, subcontracts, or certain federal assistance programs. Firms, individuals, and special entities are included, while vessels are excluded.
            • OFAC Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons (SDN) List: Identifies sanctioned individuals and organizations whose assets are blocked. Aircraft and vessels are excluded.
            • OFAC Consolidated Sanctions List: Includes records from several OFAC sanctions programs, some of which may also appear on the SDN List. Aircraft and vessels are excluded.

            Depending on the watchlist, comparisons may use:

            • Customer name
            • Customer address
            • Customer name and address combined
            • Alternate or “also known as” names

            The analytic performs an initial comparison using the beginning characters of the applicable name or address before completing the full match assessment.


            Exclusions 

            • None

             

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