UFLPA Entity List Screener & Delta Tracker — DHS
Pricing
from $6.60 / 1,000 uflpa screening results
Screen suppliers against the official DHS UFLPA Entity List — the forced-labor import ban. Every barred entity by statutory sub-list with aliases, effective dates and source Federal Register notices, plus a delta mode that flags additions since your last run. Keyless and correctness-first.
What to return. "list" = the full current DHS UFLPA Entity List, one row per entity-and-sub-list occurrence (name, aliases, statutory sub-list, effective date, originating Federal Register notice). "search" = filter the current list by a company-name query (matched against names AND aliases) and/or a statutory sub-list. "delta" = only entries new since your last run for the same scope, tracked in the named key-value store 'uflpa-entity-list-baseline'; the FIRST delta run stores a baseline and fails with an explanatory message rather than billing the whole list as new.
BATCH form of "query": screen several counterparties in ONE run instead of running this Actor once per name. Each name is screened INDEPENDENTLY against the whole list; every emitted row carries query_matched saying which name produced it, and every screened name also gets one screen_summary row carrying its own matches count — so a supplier that matches NOTHING is still an explicit, auditable clear rather than an absent row. Case-insensitive substring, matched against each entity's name, its full listed name, AND every published alias / former name, so a counterparty hiding under an alias is still caught. Names are de-duplicated case-insensitively; a blank or non-string entry FAILS the run loudly rather than being silently skipped. Up to 100 names. Combines with sublist / addedSince / addedUntil, which apply to every name. Cost: one row per match plus one summary row per name, so maxResults must be at least the number of names.
Single company-name phrase to screen against the list, e.g. "Hoshine" or "Aksu". Case-insensitive substring, matched against each entity's name, its full listed name, AND every published alias / former name — so a counterparty hiding under an alias is still caught. Required for search mode (a sub-list, or a "queries" list, also satisfies it). To screen several names in one run use "queries" instead; supplying both simply unions them.
Optional filter to one UFLPA Section 2(d)(2)(B) sub-list: i (Xinjiang entities that mine/produce/manufacture with forced labor), ii (entities working with the Xinjiang government to recruit/transport/harbor forced labor), iv (exporters into the US), v (facilities/entities sourcing material from Xinjiang or forced-labor programs). Leave blank for all sub-lists. Note (iii)/(iv) currently carry no separate DHS table.
Only include entries whose effective (added) date is on or after this date. STRICTLY YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. 2025-01-01) — slash dates, month names and compact dates are rejected with a loud failure because they cannot be applied unambiguously. Leave blank for no lower bound (the list began 2022-06-21).
Only include entries whose effective (added) date is on or before this date. STRICTLY YYYY-MM-DD. Leave blank for no upper bound. An unusable value fails the run loudly; nothing is billed.
