Business Transparency Tool

Business Transparency Tool automates the task of identifying related parties (related entities) and helps protect your business from fraud and inflated costs

Conflict of interest management through the identification of related parties

Proper conflict of interest management should be one of the priorities for businesses that strive to maintain a high standard of corporate culture.

Conflicts of interest are detected through the analysis of various kinds of relations (capital, personal, family, financial, and other relations). Analyzing related parties will allow you to:

identify areas at risk of corruption,
identify purchasing risk in transactions with existing business partners,
protect your business from VAT carousel fraud,
increase the transparency of tenders,
verify procedures for preventing conflicts of interest and concluding related-party transactions.

43% of fraud

is committed by company employees*

^{_{*Source: PwC Economic Crime Survey in Poland, 2016}}

"Even companies that already have procedures for conflict of interest management still experience such situations, which may remain undetected. We therefore see it as crucial to use in-depth analyses to identify any unwanted relations."

Wojciech Szulc, director, PwC

Analysis of relations between your suppliers and clients

If you choose to analyze related parties by yourself, the process may prove labor-intensive and costly, requiring you to tap into numerous sources of business information (records in the (CEIDG), the National Court Register (KRS), the Central Statistical Office (GUS) etc.), information about employees or business partners (including identification numbers, address and contact details, and bank account numbers).

Business Transparency Tool analyzes relations based on a full set of data. The results are presented in the form of clear visualizations and detailed tables.