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We capture and treat private company information for better decision making and increased efficiency, so we’re ideally suited to help procurement professionals.
We bring your supplier data "to life" by enriching it with our content, and presenting it in simple dashboards, so you can interpret it quickly and work more efficiently.
We’re one of the leading publishers of company information and our expertise includes simple-to-interpret, and internationally comparable, financial information, risk scores, PEPs and sanctions lists and probability of default indicators.
Procurement Catalyst enriches your supplier data with our market intelligence - so you have more understanding of your supplier portfolio, including:
Our new spreading tool harnesses the power of machine learning, combined with a human expert to check the output, for super-fast and accurate financial spreads.
Simply upload the financial data in pdf format and get the output delivered seamlessly either in your own ‘private Orbis zone’ or your Catalyst portfolio.
The company’s financials are spread into the standard Orbis financial format, so you can:
This tool is powered by the award-winning QUIQspread™ from Moody’s Analytics. The tool works with Orbis, Credit Catalyst and Procurement Catalyst. It’s ideal if you have financials for a company in more detail than are available in Orbis, or a more recent version has been sent to you directly.
Orbis, our global company database, offers:
Using Procurement Catalyst you can see your portfolio in tailored dashboards so your risk landscape is easy to understand. You can also set tailored alerts to monitor your data for changes – such as new financial data available, or a change to one of our financial strength scores. And these alerts can trigger actions or reviews.
The information on Orbis comes from over 160 partners and we treat and append this data to enrich it.
We are passionate about data quality and rigor so we run lots of quality checks and tests. We also help you reduce human error by automating and centralizing your data in our platform so there's no need for manual data and processes.
Our background is in information consultancy so data really is in our DNA. So, you can be confident that we’re doing all we can to provide you with the best data source.
Orbis is the world’s most powerful comparable data resource on private companies. Orbis is all about helping you find the right information quickly and then helping you make better decisions based on your research. The fact that Orbis provides standardized information means you can search for, and compare, companies across the globe using just one tool.
Review screens and monitors individuals and entities, according to your risk profiles and appetite, to help you make fast and reliable decisions on who you should do business with.
Review is powered by our comprehensive database of risk profiles and events, Grid. Review combines data, technology and people power for precise results and a significant reduction in false positives hits.
Review combines sophisticated name matching technology with advanced search filters and customization, to optimize the identification of relevant risk.
Flexible alert processing solutions include a managed option via our team of expert analysts, while our most advanced solution harnesses the power of AI and machine learning to automate alert processing with consistency and precision.
Grid is a risk database of adverse media, sanctions, watchlists and PEPs. This comprehensive curation of risk information, and risk events, delivers relevant data in structured and detailed reports.
Grid’s combination of data and categorization means you can filter content by risk type, risk stage and risk age, based on relevance and your own preferences.
Grid contains over 3 billion media articles that are highly categorized by more than 50 risk codes and 30 risk stages.
Orbis is the world’s most powerful comparable data resource on private companies
Market intelligence for robust supplier screening and monitoring
Corporate credit risk
Compliance and financial crime
Tax and transfer pricing
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Corporate finance and M&A
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