Sayari Winter Product Release 2023

The Winter 2023 Release helps investigative teams work more efficiently by supporting location-based entity searches, data curation, graph annotation, and a more streamlined batch entity screening. It also expands Sayari’s data library to include maritime data, several new forced labor risk factors, and deeper corporate registry data in the US and East Asia.

Data Curation

Unite your team around a single, secure source of truth by complementing Sayari’s market-leading data with your own findings, whether proprietary or independently sourced.

Data Curation

Unite your team around a single, secure source of truth by complementing Sayari’s market-leading data with your own findings, whether proprietary or independently sourced.

Risk Factors

Assess an entity’s risk at a glance from anywhere in Graph with more than 30 document-backed Risk Factor designations, including half-a-dozen for forced labor risk in the Xinjiang region.

Import-Export Trade & Maritime Data

Use shipment insights and data on 150k+ vessels to more effectively investigate trade-based money laundering, manage supply chain risk, and comply with trade regulations.

Import-Export Trade & Maritime Data

Use shipment insights and data on 150k+ vessels to more effectively investigate trade-based money laundering, manage supply chain risk, and comply with trade regulations.

Geospatial Search

Overcome the limitations of address data by searching based on entity geolocation. View results on a map and refine your search by drawing a bounding box around geographic areas of interest.

Expanded Risk & Geographic Coverage

Access expanded corporate registry data for the US and East Asia as well as economic activity codes standardized to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities Revision 4 (ISIC4) for 48 sources across 38 jurisdictions.

Expanded Risk & Geographic Coverage

Access expanded corporate registry data for the US and East Asia as well as economic activity codes standardized to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities Revision 4 (ISIC4) for 48 sources across 38 jurisdictions.

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