Eighteen sources. One report.
Every report queries the sources when you order: state registries, sanctions lists, financial data and the press. The EU and OFAC lists are refreshed every 12 hours, the KNF list daily, and CRBR comes from our own copy of the register.
Public registries that establish who the company is: legal identity, VAT status, beneficial owners and financial statement filings.
Insolvency entries, regulators' lists and decisions, and financial statement figures — the evidence for the financial domain.
Bankruptcy, liquidation and restructuring from KRS, KRZ notices and the latest financial statement figures.
The company and each of its owners are screened. A sanctions match lifts the score to at least 85, a link to a sanctioned entity or a criminal record to at least 61, a PEP or RCA to at least 21. A source that does not answer is marked as not checked.
Open sources that complement the registries: press coverage, domain age and e-invoicing registration.
Press items are counted by rules, not rated by a model.
Every score comes from a fixed set of rules, not from a machine-learning model. Every factor that raised the score names its source and its points.
Weights, thresholds and the points of every rule are published on the Methodology page.
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