PYTHIA

Avoid danger zone

Sanctions list check with the PYTHIA App Suite

Software for compliance with sanctions guidelines

Through its membership in various international bodies, the Federal Republic of Germany has long been obliged not to export goods that could intensify conflicts in crisis regions or even contribute to serious human rights violations.

In addition to the necessary examination of whether deliveries of certain goods are prohibited or subject to authorisation and whether the country in question is a country under embargo, trading companies are subject to a further control obligation.

For example, as a result of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, laws and regulations were passed in many countries which prohibit the trading of persons, associations, organisations or companies suspected of being in contact with persons and organisations suspected of terrorism (Al-Qaida, Taliban, etc.). The ban on financial transactions or the provision of economic resources is intended to deprive this group of persons of their economic basis.

Sanctions lists, also known as anti-terrorism ordinances or terror lists, are published and continuously updated by various countries and institutions.

If a company fails to check these embargo lists and does business with sanctioned persons or institutions, the consequences range from economic fines to imprisonment under Section 34 (4) and (7) of the Foreign Trade and Payments Act (AWG).

With PYTHIA, we provide you with a tool that enables you to carry out compliance screening efficiently and reliably.

Advantages at a glance

Legal certainty
Strict, process-supported verification of all business contacts
Ongoing update service
Support of all relevant checklists

Traceability
Comprehensive logging of compliance with the sanctions guidelines

Speed
Any person or company can be checked immediately and/or added to a blacklist or whitelist

Business Process Integration
No media disruption through the use of data records from systems for partner data management or order processing

Usability
PYTHIA guides the user step-by-step through the functions of the sanctions monitor

Simplicity
Little effort for installation and operation

Integrity
Easy data exchange with peripheral systems via various interface formats

Extensibility
Functionally expandable through development based on the CyberEnterprise business OS

Sanctions lists

Sanctions List of the European Union

CFSP: EU Common Foreign and Security Policy List

List of sanctions in Switzerland

SECO: Total list of sanctioned persons, companies and organisations

Sanctions list of the United Kingdom

HMT: Consolidated list of targets

United Nations Sanctions List

Consolidated list of the Security Council

Sanctions list of the USA

CSL: Consolidated Screening List

The US consolidated list has entries from the following lists (more information): 

Department of Commerce – Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)

  • DPL: Denied Persons List
  • UVL: Unverified List
  • EL: Entity List
  • MEU: Military End User List

Department of State – Bureau of International Security and Non-proliferation (ISN)

  • ISN: Nonproliferation Sanctions

Department of State – Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)

  • AECA Debarred List: Arms Export Control Act

Department of the Treasury – Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)

  • SDN: Specially Designated Nationals List
  • FSE: Foreign Sanctions Evaders List
  • SSI: Sectoral Sanctions Identifications List
  • PLC: Palestinian Legislative Council List
  • CAPTA: Correspondent Account or Payable-Through Account Sanctions (CAPTA) List
  • 561: The List of Foreign Financial Institutions Subject to Part 561 (the Part 561 List)
  • PIB: Persons Identified as Blocked (PIB) Solely Pursuant to E.O. 13599
  • NS-MBS: Non-SDN Menu-Based Sanctions List
  • NS-CCMC: Non-SDN Chinese Military-Industrial Complex Companies (CMIC)

Reviews

Tim Schulz
www.schomacker.de

All-round security in the sanction list check, more important than ever

“The Hamburg Yacht Insurance Schomaker has been the contact for all insurance questions concerning water sports for 50 years. We offer insurance for private individuals and companies at home and abroad.

After the EU surveys of the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA), we decided to modernise our sanction list check. We decided to use the sanctions list check with PYTHIA from classix Software GmbH in Hamburg.

Every night, our data is reliably checked against the embargo regulations. We receive valid data every morning. The seamless integration into our existing ERP system worked fast and uncomplicated.

We thank you for the trustful cooperation and are very happy to be a customer of classix Software GmbH.”

Prices

PYTHIA on premise
Buying license

89250€(1)

price per concurrent user
one time

only one session (client) is possible per Concurrent User License
All indicated prices are final prices including VAT.
Net prices: (1) 750.00€ | (2) 127.50€

PYTHIA on premise
Monthly lease

2680€*

price per concurrent user and month
for annual payment in advance

only one session (client) is possible per Concurrent User License
All indicated prices are final prices including VAT.
* Net price: 22.52€ | Minimum term 3 years

PYTHIA classix.cloud
Monthly lease SaaS

4941€*

price per concurrent user and month
for annual payment in advance
Basic package**

only one session (client) is possible per Concurrent User License
All indicated prices are final prices including VAT.
* Net price: 41.52€ | Minimum term 3 years
** Depending on match algorithm and number of queries

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