Screen
a Trade Partner |
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Once a Trade Partner is added to your database, you can determine
if the Trade Partner is a restricted (denied) party. The screening
function in Tradeflow allows you to screen any Trade Partner you
add against the Denied Party List to identify possible matches.
Please see the Trade Partner Centre Help
for more information.
To screen a consignee:
1 In the Addresses section of the Create
Bookings page, click Screen...
or click Edit
and then in the Restricted
Party Screening section, click Screening
Options.
Figure 1:
Screen Consignee
2
Click
Screen to
screen the Trade Partner. The results will appear. Please
see the Trade Partner Centre Help
for more information.
A
list of the fields that appear in the Screen Trade Partner
page:
Field |
Description |
Phonetic
Match |
Allows
you to widen your search by including results that sound
similar. Select from:
Yes
- retrieves results sounding similar to the
field values provided for screening. For example:
if the field value is Almori, words such as, Al-Amiri,
Almari and Almori are retrieved.
No
- retrieves results that match the field values
exactly. For example: if the field value is Almori,
then just the word Almori is retrieved
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Match
Type |
Allows
you to create a filter based on the most unique words
of a government listing. Up to 4 words from a government
restricted list are set per party listing. These keyword
choices are an alternative to the sensitivity threshold
settings (see Threshold definition below). The values
in the drop-down list are:
Any
Word - retrieves results where one or more
words chosen for screening are included in the Denied
Party Listing.
Any
Keyword - retrieves results where one or more
words chosen for screening are included in the keywords
from the Denied Party Listing.
All
Keywords - retrieves results where the words
chosen for screening match all keywords from the Denied
Party Listing.
Key
Word - retrieves results where one of the words
chosen for screening is exactly equal to the main
(first) keyword from the Denied Party Listing.
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Match
on all Lists? |
Option
to match on all provided list of countries.
Yes
- Match against all available Denied Party Lists.
Yes is selected by default and all available countries
are considered for screening.
No
- The country check boxes are enabled and you can
select one or more countries (United Nations, United
States, European Union, Canada, or Japan) for screening.
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Threshold |
To
minimize the false positives, Tradeflow Shipment Management Centre
offers the ability to set a sensitivity threshold for
screening:
Low
- displays results that match at least one word (5
points or more)
Medium
- displays results that match at least two words (30
points or more)
High
- only displays results that match 2 adjacent words
or any 3 words matched (59 points or more)
"Points" are assigned based on the likelihood
of a hit. A single word match on a name for example is
worth 20 points; a multi-word adjacent match is 30 additional
points and an exact match gives you an additional 100.
The default settings are Medium
for automated screenings and Low
for manual screenings. Default settings can be configured
for the customer, and restricted for individual users.
When using “Phonetic” screening, which affects
single-word matches, the sensitivity threshold must be
set to Low.
See Sensitivity Threshold Example
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Screen
from last screened date |
Option
to start screening from last screened date. |
Email
Address |
Enter
your email address if you want the results to be emailed
to you. |
Please
Select the Fields to Screen |
Tradeflow
only screens for the fields you select in this section
and displays all possible matches.
The Trade Partner's name shown in
the Name field is editable.
Based on the preferences set by your
administrator, you have the option of screening every
field that is present in the Trade Partner's addresses
(Bill to address, Ship to address, etc.). This page
displays every field of each of these addresses and
allows you to select/deselect the fields you want
to screen.
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Sensitivity
Threshold Example
If Osama
Bin Laden is entered (with or without an address):
In
this example, the screening would match 220 points. Adjacent
words count even if they are on the ignore word list (as do an
exact match).
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