Geopolitical Risk.
Mapped to your portfolio in real time.
Sanctions, trade conflicts, regime change, and conflict zones move faster than corporate intelligence. Leah continuously monitors geopolitical developments, maps them to your supplier base, contract portfolio, and jurisdiction footprint, and triages exposure with scenario analysis.
The world moves faster than the risk register.
Geopolitical events surface in news before in your risk register
Sanctions, export controls, regime changes, and conflict escalations break on the wires hours or days before they make it into corporate risk systems. By the time the risk team logs the event, operating teams have already been blindsided.
Supply chain exposure is not mapped to specific events
You have a supplier list. You have a list of sanctioned entities and restricted jurisdictions. Nothing automatically connects them. When a new sanction drops, someone has to manually cross-reference the supplier base to find out if you are exposed.
Sanctions reach takes weeks to assess
Modern sanctions cascade through ownership structures, subsidiaries, and counterparty relationships. Determining whether a contract is genuinely affected requires legal analysis that can stretch over weeks while exposure compounds.
Jurisdiction-specific risks live in spreadsheets
Country risk ratings, regulatory changes, tax regime shifts, and political stability indicators sit in disconnected spreadsheets owned by legal, treasury, and strategy. No single view shows how a jurisdiction event hits the full portfolio.
Scenario analysis is manual and stale
What happens if the conflict escalates? If sanctions tighten? If the regime falls? The questions get asked in board meetings and answered by a small team running spreadsheets for days. By the time the analysis lands, the scenario has already moved.
Executive briefings lag the event
The board wants a position on the latest geopolitical development at the next meeting. The risk team works for two weeks to assemble a defensible briefing. The world changes three more times before the deck is final.
Continuous geopolitical feed across regions
Leah monitors sanctions registries, regulatory filings, conflict trackers, trade policy announcements, and credible news sources across every jurisdiction where you operate or source. New events are classified by type, severity, and affected geographies in real time, so the risk register updates as the world moves, not on a quarterly cadence.
“We used to find out about a sanction package the way everyone else does, on the news. Leah surfaces it inside the risk system within minutes, already mapped to our exposure.”
Chief Risk Officer, Industrial Conglomerate
Five steps from event wire to executive briefing
Leah integrates with the systems you already run. No rip and replace. Live exposure from the first event ingested.
Connect
Leah integrates with your CLM, ERP, supplier master, treasury system, and HR records. Suppliers, contracts, entities, and operating jurisdictions flow into a unified intelligence layer without replacing your systems of record.
Monitor Events
Sanctions registries, export control updates, regulatory feeds, conflict trackers, and credible news sources are ingested continuously. Each event is classified, deduplicated, and tagged with affected jurisdictions and sectors.
Map to Portfolio
Every event is matched in seconds against the supplier graph, contract portfolio, operating entities, and counterparty ownership chains. Exposure surfaces with full provenance.
Run Scenarios
Plausible trajectories are modeled in parallel: escalation, de-escalation, secondary sanctions, regime change. For each branch, exposure, mitigations, and financial impact are quantified.
Brief Executives
Live briefing documents update as the situation evolves. Decisions, recommended actions, and supporting evidence stay current to the moment the board reads them.
Got Questions? Get Answers.
Leah continuously ingests official sanctions registries (OFAC, EU Council, UK OFSI, UN), export control updates, trade policy announcements, regulatory filings, conflict trackers, and credible news sources. Events are classified and deduplicated in real time. The lag between an event being published by an authoritative source and appearing in your exposure view is measured in minutes, not weeks.
Beneficial ownership and corporate structure data is resolved across jurisdictions and refreshed continuously. When a sanction lands on an entity, Leah computes downstream reach through subsidiaries, joint ventures, and ownership chains. Counterparties whose ownership cascades into restricted entities are surfaced even if the counterparty itself is not directly named.
Leah works against whatever data exists today and improves the picture as more data is connected. The supplier master from your ERP, contracts from your CLM, and entity records from your corporate secretary system can all be ingested incrementally. Coverage gaps are surfaced explicitly, so you know where the blind spots are while you fill them.
Every scenario is constructed from underlying primary data: the supplier records, contract clauses, operating entities, and event reports. Each figure in the scenario traces back to its source with timestamps. Assumptions and sensitivities are exposed. The briefing is not a black box, it is a structured derivation that auditors and board members can interrogate at any level of detail.
No. Leah operates on top of your existing GRC, CLM, ERP, and intelligence subscriptions. Third-party intelligence feeds are ingested as additional sources. Exposure data is written back to your GRC system if desired. There is no rip-and-replace, and your existing subscriptions continue to add value as inputs to the unified intelligence layer.
Yes. Leah is deployed by industrial conglomerates, energy majors, and multinational banks with strict data security requirements. Contract and supplier content do not train Leah's underlying models. Customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA-ready, and ISO 27001 aligned. Private instance deployment is available for customers with strict data isolation requirements.
