Restricted Party Lists

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Restricted Party Lists Issues and Challenges
In an era of heightened security, determining whether individuals, companies or organizations are restricted from conducting trade is essential. Exporters are responsible for ensuring that they are compliant with government trade regulations and that their goods are not being sold to undesirable entities.
Challenges include:
▪ Storing and linking information for all business partners including individual contacts, parent or subsidiary companies and their relationship to you
▪ Determining whether a partner or contact has been placed on any official denied persons or illegal trans-shipper list, blocked from import or export transactions or sanctioned by a government for illegal acts
▪ Identifying any destination countries subject to trade embargoes by the country of export
▪ Keeping current with constantly changing restricted party lists from around the world
▪ Managing the hold and resolution process efficiently to avoid shipment delays

restricted party screening software

How Amber Road Can Help
Amber Road's network of In-Country Content Providers (ICCP) and trade specialists monitor and screen against all major restricted party lists issued by government regulatory agencies worldwide. All restricted parties are compiled and updated using our ISO 9001:2008 certified 19-step process and maintained within our global trade content database. Updates to international trade regulatory lists are processed daily to ensure that restricted parties are properly flagged before our customers' goods or services are shipped.

With these capabilities and daily information access, Amber Road ensures companies are utilizing the most current restricted party screening lists which reduces global trade risks and improves process efficiencies.
Features Benefits

Restricted Party Screening

 ▪ 325 restricted party lists, including those issued by the United Nations, European Union, United States, Canada, Japan and others
▪ Receive daily updates to international restricted party lists
▪ Designate which partners or transactions should be re-screened when new data is received
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