Oh great, only 100 KYC outreach requests to go! No one ever said that

Use the KYC company information that your client has stored in its CoorpID vault as the starting point for your KYC desktop research and improve your KYC outreach process. 

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Your KYC outreach process has never been this easy

The product features CoorpID is offering are often initiated and validated through close customer contact. With CoorpID you and your KYC teams can:

  • send targeted information requests, such as financial statements, certifications of incorporation or other highly confidential documents that cannot be send by email, to clients to obtain the required KYC information for each individual corporate entity
  • keep track of your users, assign roles, enable and disable access and delete their account information
  • create a (multiple entity) review to request information from corporate clients and their various entities
  • monitor the status of the information requests that you have sent.

We are CoorpID - We aim to minimise the regulatory KYC burden for financial institutions and corporates

Job den Hamer | CEO CoorpID

How CoorpID is offering value to banks and financial institutions?

KYC requirements are becoming increasingly burdensome for both financial institutions and their corporate clients. Fortunately, CoorpID is here to help. With CoorpID’s centralised secure digital repository, you and your corporate clients can easily store, structure, track and exchange KYC-related documents. Contact us for a demo today and find out just how easy it is to incorporate CoorpID in your KYC process.

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Client outreach

Handle the whole client outreach information gathering process in a highly efficient, well-structured and secure manner

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Store information

Use the KYC information that your client has stored in its CoorpID vault as the starting point for your desktop research and minimise the client outreach

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Send targeted information

Send targeted information requests to clients to obtain the required KYC information for each individual corporate entity

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Avoid email

Avoid communicating and exchanging confidential and sensitive information via email

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Integrated workflow

Easily integrate CoorpID with your existing KYC workflow systems by logging in through the browser or using an Application Programming Interface (API)

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Standardise outreach

Standardise your information requests using the best practices incorporated in CoorpID

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Customer experience

Improve the KYC customer experience and customer journey

KYC requests are complex enough as it is.
Why make it even more difficult? Improve your KYC outreach process.

Here’s an overview of the most important features we have built for and together with Financial Institutions:

Relationship overview

In the CoorpID platform you can create a new relationship with a corporation and can request information from this corporation, such as  financial statements, certifications of incorporation or other highly confidential documents that cannot be send by email. You can invite multiple entities within one organization for multiple KYC reviews at the same time. Through the platform, you can comment on provide information and request additional information. This way, you can keep your information request structured.

User & Teams Management

KYC analyst jobs are one of the worlds biggest growth areas. So you will have a lot of new hires, and thus changes within your workforce. Through the user management system of CoorpID, you can keep track of your users, assign roles, enable and disable access and delete their account information. 
Your customers might have decentralised business units or different entities. You can link your users to teams that are assigned to different clients or business units. 

Review page

Easily monitor the status of the information requests that you have sent via the ‘Review Page’ that contains a detailed overview of the information that you have requested from each entity and the status of this information request. You can edit information requests and ask for additional information. You can reopen a review anytime and request whether the information is still applicable by simply checking the check box.

Guided Review Editor

The Guided Review Editor is a step-by-step editor to help you create a (multiple entity) review to request information from corporate clients and their various entities.

With the Guided Review Editor, you can prepare and send a first-time information request in five easy steps.

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Improve your KYC outreach process. With CoorpID, banks and other financial institutions can:

  • Handle the whole client outreach information gathering process in a highly efficient, well-structured and secure manner
  • Use the KYC information that your client has stored in its CoorpID vault as the starting point for your desktop research and thus minimise the
    client outreach and improve the customer experience
  • Send targeted information requests to clients to obtain the required KYC information for each individual corporate entity
  • Avoid communicating and exchanging confidential and sensitive information via email
  • Standardise your information requests using the best practices incorporated in CoorpID
  • Remain in control over who has access to the information of your clients
  • Automatically record all document exchanges and build an audit trail
  • Easily integrate CoorpID with your existing KYC workflow systems by logging in through the browser or using an Application Programming
    Interface (API)
  • Streamline collaboration between departments and teams
  • Collaborate across entities when handling multi-entity KYC requests
  • Assign roles and delegate tasks to colleagues in CoorpID

CoorpID is a digital vault
for storing and sharing KYC information

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We are happy to announce that CoorpID is now part of Encompass Corporation, the global provider of real-time digital Know Your Customer (KYC) profiles. To explain how this acquisition fits CoorpID's strategy, see the video message of our CEO, Job den Hamer and the press release.