Trusted decisions start with trusted intelligence.
Businesses lose money — and expose themselves to legal, financial and reputational harm — because of hidden ownership, sanctions exposure, undisclosed litigation, fraud indicators and information scattered across jurisdictions.
The evidence usually exists. It sits in corporate registries, court databases, watchlists and media archives — in different countries, formats and languages. Compliance Intelligence converts that fragmented external data into structured, decision-ready risk intelligence before you commit capital, sign the contract or ship the goods.
Fragmented inputs
27 EU + international corporate registries
Beneficial ownership disclosures
Sanctions & watchlists
Court & litigation records
Adverse media, 40+ languages
OSINT & network signals
Decision intelligence
01Resolved entity & ownership map
02CIRF™ score across 9 dimensions
03Evidence-linked findings
04Executive summary
05Recommended action
06Ongoing monitoring triggers
Service lines
One system for the entire counterparty risk lifecycle.
Four productized service lines run on the same methodology, the same evidence standards and the same reporting structure — so every engagement is repeatable, comparable and auditable.
SVC / 01
Third-Party Risk Screening
Structured baseline screening of a counterparty before you engage: identity, ownership, sanctions, litigation and jurisdiction exposure in one score-backed view.
Use caseOnboarding a new client, partner or counterparty at normal transaction stakes.
DeliverableScreening report with CIRF™ score, key findings and a clear proceed / review signal.
Why it mattersCatches disqualifying exposure early — before contracts, payments or reputational association.
SVC / 02
Enhanced Due Diligence
Deep-dive intelligence for high-stakes decisions: beneficial ownership resolution, cross-border entity mapping, digital footprint analysis and source-verified findings.
Use caseInvestments, acquisitions, major contracts, elevated-risk jurisdictions or unresolved red flags.
DeliverableFull Decision-Ready Compliance Intelligence Report with evidence register and recommendation.
Why it mattersDocuments the diligence behind the decision — defensible to boards, investors, banks and auditors.
SVC / 03
Supplier / Partner Risk Assessment
Counterparty intelligence built for procurement and supply-chain decisions: substance, stability, ownership and regulatory exposure across the sourcing relationship.
Use caseAppointing a supplier, distributor or agent — especially across borders or in regulated supply chains.
DeliverableAssessment report mapped to procurement criteria, with safeguards for conditional approvals.
Why it mattersSupplier failure, sanctions exposure and hidden ownership are supply-chain risks with contractual consequences.
SVC / 04
Ongoing Risk Monitoring
Counterparties change after you sign. Ongoing screening surfaces new sanctions designations, litigation, ownership changes and adverse media as they emerge.
Use caseMaintaining oversight of an approved counterparty portfolio between periodic reviews.
DeliverableAlert-driven updates and periodic monitoring summaries against the original CIRF™ baseline.
Why it mattersDue diligence is a snapshot; exposure is continuous. Monitoring keeps the assessment current.
How it works
From raw records to a defensible decision.
STAGE 01
Collect
The platform assembles the external evidence base for each counterparty.
Corporate registries
OSINT sources
Court records
Sanctions & watchlists
Media coverage
STAGE 02
Analyze
Evidence is structured, cross-referenced and scored — with human validation on material findings.
AI-assisted intelligence
Compliance Intelligence Risk Framework™
Pattern detection
Cross-border entity analysis
STAGE 03
Decide
Output is built for the decision, not the archive.
CIRF™ risk score
Executive summary
Recommendations
Decision-ready report
Operating model
A disciplined delivery pipeline, not an open-ended engagement.
Every assessment moves through the same seven stages, with a defined output at each stage. Scope is fixed before research begins, and quality assurance is embedded before anything reaches you.
OPS / 01
Business Request
You define the decision at stake — the counterparty, the transaction, the deadline. Intake is structured so nothing material is missed.
Intake brief
OPS / 02
Project Scoping
Assessment depth, jurisdictions, sources and turnaround are fixed against the decision — screening, EDD or supplier assessment. No scope drift, no open meters.
Fixed scope & timeline
OPS / 03
Research Execution
AI-assisted collection across registries, ownership records, sanctions lists, court data, media and OSINT — every source logged as it is captured.
Evidence base
OPS / 04
Compliance Intelligence Assessment
Findings are structured through CIRF™: each of the nine dimensions scored, weighted and tied to its evidence.
CIRF™ scoring
OPS / 05
Quality Assurance
A second analytical review checks evidence traceability, scoring consistency and the logic of the recommendation before release.
QA sign-off
OPS / 06
Decision-Ready Report
The assessment is delivered as a structured report: score, findings, rationale, recommendation — written for the decision-maker, not the archive.
Report delivery
OPS / 07
Management Briefing
A walkthrough of findings and their business implications with the people making the call — plus monitoring recommendations where exposure warrants it.
Briefing & next steps
The same pipeline runs every engagement. That is what makes assessments comparable across counterparties, repeatable across time, and auditable when the decision is questioned later.
Compliance Intelligence Risk Framework™
Nine dimensions. One defensible score.
Every counterparty is evaluated against the same nine-dimension matrix. Each dimension is weighted, evidence-linked and reproducible — so a score is never an opinion, it is a documented position you can defend to a board, an auditor or a regulator. The composite maps to one of four classifications, each tied to a defined course of action.
LOW · PROCEEDMODERATE · PROCEED WITH SAFEGUARDSHIGH · ENHANCED REVIEW REQUIREDCRITICAL · DO NOT PROCEED
CI / ASSESSMENT VIEW · ILLUSTRATIVE DATAMONITORING · ACTIVE
61 / 100HIGH · ENHANCED REVIEW
Sample assessment
Select a dimension to see how it is evaluated. The composite score maps to one of four classifications — Low (proceed), Moderate (proceed with safeguards), High (enhanced review required), Critical (do not proceed) — so the output is not a number, it is a recommended course of action.
CIRF™ scores are evidence-linked: every material finding cites its source, date and jurisdiction.
The deliverable
The Decision-Ready Compliance Intelligence Report.
We do not sell raw data. Every engagement ends in one artefact: a structured report that carries the risk assessment, the reasoning behind it, the evidence underneath it, and a practical recommendation — written for the person making the decision.
The report is built to be used in three ways: to make the decision, to document that diligence was performed, and to serve as the baseline for ongoing monitoring. It stands up when a bank, investor, auditor or regulator later asks what you knew and when.
CI / REPORT · COUNTERPARTY ASSESSMENTHIGH · 61/100
§1
Executive Summary
1 PAGE
The decision, the classification, and the three findings that drive it.
§2
CIRF™ Risk Assessment
SCORED
All nine dimensions scored and weighted, with rationale per dimension.
§3
Findings & Analysis
EVIDENCED
Material findings in full — ownership, sanctions, litigation, media, network.
§4
Evidence Register
TRACEABLE
Every material finding cited: source, date, jurisdiction, reliability.
§5
Recommendation
ACTIONABLE
Proceed, proceed with safeguards, enhanced review, or do not proceed — with the safeguards specified.
§6
Monitoring Triggers
FORWARD
What to watch after the decision, and the thresholds that should reopen it.
Where we sit
Between screening tools and seven-figure engagements.
Automated screening tells you a name matched a list. Large advisory engagements answer everything, slowly and expensively. Most European businesses need something in between: analytical depth, decision-ready output, proportionate cost.
Machine analysis handles scale; compliance professionals validate every material finding before it reaches a report. No unverified machine output in a decision document.
T2Embedded quality assurance
A second analytical review is a fixed stage of every engagement — checking evidence, scoring consistency and the logic of the recommendation before release.
T3Evidence traceability
Every material finding carries its source, date, jurisdiction and reliability rating. Nothing in a report exists without a documented origin.
T4Confidentiality & secure handling
Engagements are confidential by default. Assessment materials are handled under access control, encryption and defined retention — and never reused across clients.
T5Independent judgement
No stake in your transaction, no commission on the outcome. Cross-border expertise applied to the evidence — the assessment answers to the facts, not the deal.
T6GDPR-aware operations
Data minimisation, lawful basis and retention discipline are designed into the methodology and the platform — not added after the fact.
European regulatory intelligence
Aligned with the direction of European regulation.
Designed for organisations operating in an increasingly regulated European business environment.
Regulatory references describe design alignment and intelligence coverage — not formal certification or legal advice.
Who we work with
Wherever a counterparty can become a liability.
Built for the people who own the decision — and the exposure that comes with it.
European SMEsInvestors & investment firmsCorporate legal teamsCompliance & risk officersProcurement teamsExportersCorporate service providersFounders in cross-border deals
IND / 01
Finance
Client and counterparty screening for banks and payment institutions — sanctions, ownership and jurisdiction exposure before onboarding.
IND / 02
Investment
Pre-investment intelligence for PE, VC and family offices: founders, targets, co-investors and the structures behind them.
IND / 03
Legal
Structured external intelligence for corporate legal departments and law firms — supporting transactions, disputes and compliance opinions.
IND / 04
Export
Sanctions, end-user and destination risk for exporters moving goods across an increasingly restricted trade landscape.
IND / 05
Supply Chain
Supplier integrity beyond tier one: ownership, distress signals and regulatory exposure across the sourcing network.
IND / 06
Corporate Services
Client acceptance and ongoing monitoring intelligence for corporate service providers, fiduciaries and fund administrators.
When clients call us
Onboarding a new partner or clientEntering a new market or jurisdictionAppointing a supplier or distributorReviewing an investment or transactionDocumenting due diligence for a bank, investor or auditorManaging ongoing third-party risk across a portfolio
Vision
Building Europe's next-generation AI Compliance Intelligence Platform.
Every cross-border decision in Europe — an investment, a supplier contract, a market entry — depends on knowing who is on the other side. Today that knowledge is assembled by hand, slowly and inconsistently. We are building the infrastructure layer that makes it structured, continuous and available to every organisation, not only those with in-house intelligence teams.
Platform, not project
Standardised delivery on a repeatable methodology: each assessment strengthens the underlying entity graph, risk models and jurisdiction coverage. The system compounds.
A European trust layer
Regulation is making counterparty knowledge mandatory across the EU. We are building the intelligence infrastructure that obligation will run on.
Recurring by design
Assessments open the relationship; monitoring sustains it. From there, the surface expands — APIs, workflow integrations and portfolio-level risk intelligence for institutions.
Get started
Ready to make better business decisions?
Early access is limited while we onboard design partners across Europe.
About Compliance Intelligence
FOUNDER-LED · BUILT IN VILNIUS, LITHUANIA · OPERATING ACROSS THE EU
What we do
Compliance Intelligence is a European AI-powered compliance intelligence company. We help organisations make informed decisions before entering partnerships, supplier relationships, investments and cross-border transactions — by converting fragmented public and regulatory information into structured, decision-ready risk intelligence.
How we are built
The company is founder-led and built on cross-border legal and compliance practice: contract work, corporate compliance and legal documentation across EU, UK and international structures. That practice produced the two things this platform runs on — the Compliance Intelligence Risk Framework™ and a disciplined, productized operating model with embedded quality assurance.
AI does what AI does well: collection, cross-referencing and pattern detection at a scale no manual process can match. Professional judgement does what it must: validating material findings, weighing context and standing behind the recommendation. Neither substitutes for the other.
What we believe
The value of intelligence is not more information — it is a better decision, made earlier, on documented grounds.
A risk score without traceable evidence is an opinion. Every material finding we deliver carries its source, date and jurisdiction.
European businesses deserve analytical due diligence at proportionate cost — not a choice between raw list-matching and seven-figure engagements.
Working with us
We are onboarding a limited number of early-access clients and design partners across Europe. Write to hello@complianceintelligence.eu or use the early-access form on this site.
Privacy Policy
LAST UPDATED · 12 JULY 2026 · CONTROLLER: COMPLIANCE INTELLIGENCE, VILNIUS, LITHUANIA
1. Who we are
Compliance Intelligence, established in Vilnius, Lithuania, operates this website and the Compliance Intelligence platform. Contact for all privacy matters: privacy@complianceintelligence.eu. Full registered legal details are provided in every client agreement and are available on request.
2. What we collect
Contact and account data you provide (name, business email, company, role).
Usage data (pages visited, device and browser information) collected via strictly limited analytics.
Correspondence you send us.
3. Why and on what legal basis
To respond to early-access and demo requests — Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR (pre-contractual steps).
To operate and secure the website — Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest).
To send product updates where you have opted in — Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR (consent).
4. Intelligence data
Risk assessments process publicly available and lawfully obtained data about legal entities and, where unavoidable, connected natural persons. Processing follows data-minimisation, accuracy and storage-limitation principles. A separate processing notice governs assessment subjects.
5. Retention
Contact data is retained for the duration of our relationship and up to 24 months after last contact, unless a longer period is required by law. Assessment data retention follows the client agreement and applicable regulatory requirements, after which data is deleted or anonymised.
6. Your rights
You may request access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and object to processing. You may lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority; our lead authority is the State Data Protection Inspectorate (VDAI), Lithuania.
7. Transfers and processors
Where data leaves the EEA, transfers rely on adequacy decisions or Standard Contractual Clauses. A current list of processors is available on request.
Cookie Policy
LAST UPDATED · 12 JULY 2026
1. Our approach
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Terms of Use
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1. Scope
These terms govern use of this website. Access to the Compliance Intelligence platform itself is governed by a separate services agreement.
2. No advice
Content on this website is provided for general information. It does not constitute legal, financial, tax or investment advice, and no reliance should be placed on it for any specific decision.
3. Intellectual property
All content, design, the Compliance Intelligence name and the Compliance Intelligence Risk Framework™ methodology are protected. No licence is granted by making them available on this website.
4. Acceptable use
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GDPR Notice
LAST UPDATED · 12 JULY 2026
Our position
Compliance Intelligence is built in the EU, for organisations subject to EU law. GDPR compliance is an architectural requirement of the platform, not a policy layer.
Principles in practice
Lawful basis — every processing purpose is mapped to an Art. 6 basis before it exists in the product.
Data minimisation — assessments collect what the risk question requires, nothing broader.
Storage limitation — defined retention schedules per data category.
Accuracy — findings are source-linked and dated; correction requests are honoured.
Human oversight — no fully automated decision producing legal or similarly significant effects on individuals.
Data subject requests
Requests under Arts. 15–22 GDPR: privacy@complianceintelligence.eu. We respond within one month.
Accessibility Statement
LAST UPDATED · 12 JULY 2026 · TARGET: WCAG 2.2 AA
Commitment
We aim to make this website usable by everyone, including people using assistive technologies.
Measures
Semantic HTML structure and landmark regions.
Full keyboard operability and visible focus states.
Colour contrast meeting WCAG 2.2 AA.
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Text alternatives for meaningful graphics.
Known limitations
The hero product visualization and the sample assessment views are illustrative and marked as such; they are hidden from assistive technologies and no information on this site is conveyed by those graphics alone. Interactive elements (framework dimensions, regulatory badges) expose their state to assistive technologies via ARIA attributes. If any content is found to be inaccessible, we treat it as a defect and prioritise a fix.
Feedback
If you encounter a barrier, contact accessibility@complianceintelligence.eu — we aim to respond within five business days.
Security & Trust Center
LAST UPDATED · 12 JULY 2026
Data protection by design
Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest. Access to assessment data is role-based and logged. Production data never leaves EU-hosted infrastructure.
AI governance
AI components operate under human oversight. Material findings are validated by a compliance professional before release. Model inputs and outputs are logged for auditability.
Source integrity
Every material finding in a report carries its source, date and jurisdiction. Intelligence is drawn from public and lawfully accessible records only.
Operational security
EU-based hosting with documented sub-processor list.
Formal certification (e.g. ISO 27001) is planned as the platform scales. Current controls documentation is available to customers and partners under NDA.
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