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Adverse media pilot program

Start with the roster and the report

The pilot is the fastest path from interest to proof. We take a real roster, run the review, produce a branded output, and use that result to shape the ongoing monitoring program.

Pilot outcome

Input

Client roster

Processing

AI-assisted triage

Output

Branded review report

Pilot flow

Four steps to a real deliverable

Roster intake

Import the client roster and normalize entities so the review is based on real monitored parties, not a one-off media search.

Review run with AI-assisted triage

Check the roster against restricted-party lists, enforcement sources, and news. AI-assisted triage drops low-confidence live results and sorts the rest by severity for a reviewer.

Client-ready report

Produce a branded PDF review report with an executive summary and the findings for each third party, with their sources.

Rollout recommendation

Use the pilot to set how often your team re-runs the roster, which report each cycle needs, and who receives the run summary email.

Deliverables

What the pilot should deliver

One live client roster imported and normalized
One complete review cycle
SecurePoint-branded report output
Executive summary plus findings with their sources
Pilot readout with rollout recommendation
A cadence for re-running the roster, quarterly or annually

Why this matters

What the pilot proves

It shows the report format and the quality of the findings on your own roster, so you can decide whether re-running review cycles belongs in your program before you commit to one.

Use on real client data
Show a defensible output
Set the cadence for later review cycles

Third-Party Integrity Monitor Pilot FAQ

What is the purpose of the pilot?

The pilot proves the output quality, the workflow, and the signal value on a real roster before the customer commits to a larger recurring monitoring program.

What should the client provide?

A current roster of vendors, intermediaries, or recurring third parties, plus enough basic entity context to reduce ambiguity and improve signal quality.

What does the client get back?

A branded report, a summary of notable findings, and a recommendation for how the roster should be monitored on a quarterly or annual basis going forward.

Is the pilot meant to replace the final product?

No. The pilot is the entry point. After it, your team re-runs review cycles against the roster on the cadence you choose, with a report for each cycle and one summary email when a run surfaces something that needs attention.

Pilot ready

See the report before you commit

Start with the pilot, see the output on your own roster, and use the results to shape a longer-term third-party integrity monitoring program.

Third-Party Integrity Monitor Pilot | SecurePoint USA