Phonetic similarity
Catch names that sound alike even when source records use different spellings or local conventions.
Solutions / Screening
Give MLROs and compliance teams a controlled portal for exploratory searches across people, companies, vessels, aircraft, passports, IBANs, and counterparties during onboarding, CDD, EDD, investigations, and exception review.
Source context, notes, search parameters, and timestamps in one downloadable report.
Commercial workflow
Give MLROs and compliance teams a controlled portal for exploratory searches across people, companies, vessels, aircraft, passports, IBANs, and counterparties during onboarding, CDD, EDD, investigations, and exception review.
Screen individuals, businesses, vessels, aircraft, passports, IBAN accounts, aliases, nationalities, and related counterparties from one review surface.
Give the MLRO and compliance reviewers source context, identifiers, match strength, adverse signals, and relationship data before deciding whether to approve, reject, escalate, or monitor.
Create a PDF report that captures the MLRO decision, analysis inputs, search parameters, source context, notes, and timestamps for onboarding, CDD refreshes, EDD, and investigations.
Workflow map
The page describes the integration point, the operational handoff, and the evidence trail that teams need when screening becomes part of a regulated workflow.
| Stage | Enterprise context | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Search subject | Person, company, vessel, aircraft, passport, IBAN, alias, or counterparty | Exploratory screening request. |
| Result review | Source records, aliases, identifiers, list categories, scores, adverse signals | MLRO-ready context. |
| Use case | Onboarding, CDD refresh, EDD, investigation, exception handling | Risk-based review path. |
| PDF decision report | MLRO decision, analysis inputs, notes, timestamps, filters, source context | Downloadable decision evidence. |
Smart matching technology
PEP screening depends on names that appear in many formats, scripts, and source systems. Checklynx helps handle real-world variation while keeping reviewer decisions separate from the matching step.
Catch names that sound alike even when source records use different spellings or local conventions.
Support non-Latin names, accent differences, reversed word order, and common data-entry variations.
Represent names and aliases across scripts so reviewers can compare the result against source records.
Account for titles, abbreviated names, and short forms while keeping the reviewer in control.
It turns a compliance requirement into an operational workflow: a business event triggers screening or review, the result is routed to the right team, and the evidence is preserved for governance.
Typical integration points include onboarding systems, CRM, payment systems, customer records, case queues, batch operations, webhooks, and audit workflows.
No. The workflow provides structured screening context and routing support while compliance policy and final review decisions remain under your team's control.