Screen clients, directors and introducers at engagement acceptance — without adopting a full AML platform.
Accountancy practices take on engagements with varying exposure: an audit mandate, cross-border tax advisory, bookkeeping or payroll where the firm handles client funds, and work introduced by referral partners. Screening is typically run at engagement acceptance and periodically thereafter, so a standalone screening layer fits better than a full AML platform.
Screen clients, directors and shareholders before accepting a new engagement.
Screen audit clients and key management personnel, and parties involved in cross-border tax advisory.
Screen clients where the firm handles client funds through bookkeeping or payroll services.
Re-screen clients during long-running engagements to catch changes to sanctions or PEP status.
A returned record is a Potential Match for review, not a confirmed match. Match Score indicates the strength of identity correspondence and can help inform analyst review.
Case Management can hold the decision and rationale, and Audit Reports bring together available evidence of screening and review.
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Yes — screening can be run when a client or engagement is accepted, and again if the engagement scope changes.
Yes — introducers and referral partners can be screened alongside clients and beneficial owners.