TRADE CONTROLSBRIEF

Authority, evidence, and operating consequence across borders.

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Control-stack shortlist builder

Select the control, data, classification, screening, licensing, customs, or transaction stages in scope, then inspect companies whose official material addresses every selected area.

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31 matching records

SAP Global Trade Services

SAP-centered enterprises evaluating an integrated global trade layer across orders, partners, customs, classification, screening, and licensing.

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Oracle Global Trade Management

Organizations evaluating global trade compliance and duty-management functions within the Oracle Cloud Logistics and SCM environment.

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e2open Global Trade

Multinational importers and exporters evaluating a modular GTM suite connected to a broader supply-chain network.

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Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global Trade

Global corporate trade teams prioritizing maintained regulatory content alongside screening, classification, customs, and duty programs.

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Descartes Denied Parties Screening

Trade and logistics teams seeking denied-party checks embedded in documentation, customs, or in-house transaction workflows.

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AEB Trade Compliance Management

European and multinational trade teams evaluating screening, export controls, license management, and SAP-connected workflows.

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MIC Global Trade Management

Multinational importers and exporters evaluating a modular customs and trade-compliance suite across jurisdictions.

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QAD Global Trade Compliance

Manufacturers and distributors evaluating trade-compliance controls alongside QAD or connected order and shipping operations.

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Customs4trade CAS

European customs operations seeking multi-country declarations, special procedures, excise, classification, and centralized records.

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CargoWise Customs and Compliance

Freight forwarders, customs brokers, and logistics operators evaluating customs and compliance inside an operational forwarding platform.

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Infor LN Global Trade Compliance

Infor LN organizations evaluating item-, partner-, document-, and license-level compliance controls within ERP transactions.

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Avalara Cross-Border

Ecommerce, marketplace, logistics, and product-catalog teams prioritizing HS classification, trade restrictions, and duties at checkout.

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Zonos

Cross-border sellers and platforms evaluating checkout landed cost, classification, customs paperwork, product restrictions, and denied-party screening.

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Nabu

Customs teams and brokers evaluating automated preparation of declaration files within existing customs systems.

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Hurricane Commerce

Carriers, postal operators, retailers, marketplaces, and forwarders evaluating high-volume DDP, tax, classification, and clearance workflows.

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Trademo

Trade, procurement, and compliance teams evaluating shipment intelligence, multi-tier mapping, sanctions screening, classification, and trade content on one data layer.

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Altana

Businesses, logistics providers, and public-sector teams evaluating product-level value-chain mapping for forced-labor, sanctions, and border-risk workflows.

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Sayari

Investigations, trade, procurement, and compliance teams seeking corporate ownership and trade-relationship evidence beyond direct suppliers.

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Kharon

Sanctions, export-control, supply-chain, and investigative teams needing curated risk themes, ownership networks, and data feeds beyond official list entries.

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Exiger

Corporate and public-sector teams evaluating supply-chain mapping and risk intelligence across sanctions, embargoes, forced labor, enforcement, and other supplier risks.

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interos.ai

Procurement, compliance, risk, and supply-chain teams monitoring multi-tier suppliers for sanctions, restrictions, regulatory, and geopolitical exposure.

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Everstream Analytics

Supply-chain and compliance teams evaluating continuous multi-tier monitoring for forced labor, sanctions, and supplier regulatory exposure.

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Prewave

Organizations evaluating supplier due-diligence, tier-N monitoring, mitigation workflows, and regulatory reporting for value-chain obligations.

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Resilinc

Supply-chain teams evaluating multi-tier mapping, supplier-event monitoring, and response coordination that may complement a trade-control stack.

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LSEG World-Check

Corporates and regulated institutions evaluating global sanctions, watchlist, PEP, adverse-media, and ongoing-screening data and workflow.

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Dow Jones Risk & Compliance

Global compliance teams evaluating sanctions and ownership risk data for onboarding, counterparties, screening, and investigations.

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LexisNexis Risk Solutions

Compliance teams evaluating watchlist data, screening, ongoing monitoring, case workflows, and integration across customers, vendors, and transactions.

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Moody's Sanctions Solutions

Organizations evaluating sanctions screening with corporate-ownership, network, securities, and third-party context.

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ComplyAdvantage

Regulated payments and onboarding teams evaluating sanctions and watchlist screening with configurable matching and API delivery.

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Castellum.AI

Compliance teams and product builders evaluating API or user-interface screening across sanctions, export controls, forced labor, and other watchlists.

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Facctum

Financial institutions and screening teams evaluating sanctions-data normalization, customer and payment screening, alert review, and high-volume integration.

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No current record documents every selected area

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Interpretation limit

A match means approved official evidence supports relevant positioning for every selected label. It does not establish product depth, package availability, integration, performance, independent outcome, or buyer-specific suitability. Read the evidence method.