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Simplify Third-Party Risk Management
Organize and present all critical third-party data in a single centralized platform
SOLUTIONS BY ROLE: THIRD-PARTY RISK MANAGER
A scalable solution for managing third party risk and compliance across the globe
Ethixbase360 brings greater visibility and the enhanced simplicity you need to make risk management progress.
Enhanced Communication
With an increasing amount of data required from all your third parties, clear communication on compliance matters is more important than ever and even more difficult to achieve. Multilingual questionnaires through Ethixbase360 make it simple to gather the information you need without worrying about the complications of language barriers, saving your team time and mitigating the risks associated with miscommunication.
Real-Time Incident Reporting
The work you do during onboarding sets the stage for future compliance, but the dizzying pace of business today makes it impossible to keep your eye on every third party individually. Ethixbase360 allows you to monitor third parties for configurable risks and receive instant notifications, so you’re never caught off-guard by third-party missteps and can focus your efforts on tasks that require your specific expertise.
Proportionate Screening
One of your biggest challenges is determining which third parties warrant intensified scrutiny, and taking action quickly. Ethixbase360 takes out the guesswork with risk-based screening and due diligence proportionate to the risk posed by the third party. Further information is right at your fingertips with Enhanced Due Diligence, and you can configure the platform to trigger the appropriate escalation automatically.
Accelerated Onboarding
Creating an onboarding process that’s both swift and comprehensive in terms of compliance is easier said than done, but Ethixbase360 can help. You can configure a consistent, automated process that centralizes third-party information and documentation along with risk scoring and a fully accessible audit trail. Through the platform, you can improve speed and screening quality at the same time.
Capabilities
Risk Assessment
Assess risk across your third parties with automated risk ratings defined by your criteria
Enhanced Due Diligence
Dig deeper with enhanced intelligence on your third parties and their associates anywhere in the world
Third-party Certification & Validation
Establish compliance through efficient information exchange and continuous third-party monitoring
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Europe’s Evolving Anti-Corruption Landscape
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Customer Product Roadmap Session
Ethixbase360 CTO Tristan Atkinson and our Head of Product Natasha Martin will share a compelling combination of our most recent product updates, upcoming developments, and how our AI plans will shape the future of the Ethixbase 360 product line.
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On August 14, 2026, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a final rule permanently exempting all US companies and persons from the beneficial ownership reporting requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
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