TPRM
Third-Party Risk Management
See vendor conflicts of interest in one record, no data duplication
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Capture every declaration, from outside interests and employment to relationships and board seats. Approvals and reviews automatically follow your policies and procedures. When a declaration names a supplier, it attaches to that supplier's record alongside the contract, the spend and the diligence.
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Conflicts are sent for review and approval based on risk level, role, region or business unit the moment they are submitted.
COI forms adapt to role, region and local requirement, so each employee answers the questions that apply to them and not a form built for someone else.
Every declaration, review decision and change is logged automatically, giving your program a record that stands up to regulatory examination or internal investigation.
Connected data across COI, TPRM and other programs means your reporting reflects what is actually happening and not what was declared in isolation.
Built natively as one connected platform.
Assembled through multiple acquisitions.
Full ethics and compliance ecosystem: incidents, COI, policy, and TPRM, all natively integrated.
Broad module list, but built or acquired separately. Not deeply integrated with one another.
Disclosure forms, routing and thresholds adapt by role, region and business unit without custom development.
Rigid and difficult to customize, with a poor fit for complex or multi-business-unit workflows.
A vendor flagged through screening connects to that entity's COI history.
A TPRM finding that is siloed from a COI record.
All program data lives in one place and connects across modules.
Data is siloed by module. Disconnected records across systems.
AI identifies patterns across declarations, surfacing concentration of conflicts by relationship type or department that rule-based systems miss.
AI features are add-ons layered onto legacy infrastructure.
A single compliance-focused team owns implementation, configuration and ongoing support, and not a module-by-module handoff.
Transactional, responsiveness varying by module.
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Connected programs
When COI submissions, vendor records and gifts data are managed in separate tools, the connections between them go undetected. GAN Integrity surfaces those connections in one record
TPRM
See vendor conflicts of interest in one record, no data duplication
Learn moreDisclosures
With connected disclosures no vendor gift goes unreviewed, unapproved, or undocumented
Learn morePolicy & Training
Push COI policies through one platform, and keep track of employee adoption
Learn moreDisclosures
Identify risky donations and sponsorships that may cause a conflict of interest
Learn more“The platform allowed us to build in the detailed steps, approvals, and tracking necessary for a transparent and accountable process.”
Kristy Shires Group Compliance Director, Spectris
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Frequently Asked Questions
In GAN Integrity, a conflict of interest declaration that names a supplier attaches directly to that supplier’s third-party record, alongside the contract, spend and due diligence. If the supplier isn’t in the system yet, the employee can create it during the disclosure, which triggers due diligence and risk assessment. Third-party risk teams can see every employee engagement with that supplier in one place. That means a COI finding and a vendor risk flag show up in the same view rather than in separate systems.
Treat them as high risk by default. In GAN Integrity, any disclosure involving a government official or politically exposed person (PEP) automatically starts a high-risk assessment workflow and notifies the relevant reviewers. Risk scores take into account government official involvement, third-party involvement, disclosure type and location. As a result, these declarations are escalated instead of waiting in a general queue.
Yes. GAN Integrity’s disclosure forms adapt to role, region and local requirements, and the follow-up questions change based on each employee’s answers. Thresholds can also vary by region, so a declaration in Germany is assessed against German policy, not a US standard. Forms are available in more than 50 languages.
Make disclosure easy to find, easy to understand and hard to forget. GAN Integrity does this in three ways:
guided questions that explain what counts as a conflict
a central portal you can embed in your code of conduct, policies and training
campaigns for annual disclosures, new-hire onboarding and seasonal reminders such as the holidays
One global defense manufacturer reached a 90% employee disclosure rate, up from under 40% the year before.
Usually not. Hotline and case management tools are built to receive and investigate misconduct reports after the fact. Conflict of interest management is proactive. Employees declare relationships and interests before they cause harm, reviewers assess and mitigate them, and declarations stay current as circumstances change. Treating a COI as just another hotline case type loses role-based questions, risk scoring, mitigation tracking and the link to supplier records.
Learn more - Why Are We Relegating COI to Another Hotline Case Type
Gifts, hospitality and entertainment from suppliers or customers are a frequent source of potential conflicts. GAN Integrity manages gifts and entertainment disclosures on the same platform as COI declarations. A vendor gift can therefore be reviewed, approved and documented alongside that vendor’s conflict history and third-party record. Donations and sponsorships work the same way.
Routing rules send each declaration to the correct reviewer the moment it is submitted, based on risk level, role, region or business unit. Escalations and reminders trigger on your thresholds, so a high-risk disclosure doesn’t sit unreviewed for weeks. Role-based permissions control who can see sensitive details such as family relationships or investments. One US energy company cut disclosure review time to about one hour, from days with its previous solution.
AI is most useful for spotting patterns that individual reviews miss. GAN Integrity’s AI-supported analytics look across all declarations and flag concentrations of conflicts by region, department or relationship type. Executive dashboards summarize disclosure activity, engagement and potential risk areas for leadership and the board.
A complete history that can’t be quietly changed. GAN Integrity automatically logs every declaration, review decision and change, with version control at each step. You can retrieve the full history of a disclosure, not just its current state. Regional and regulatory requirements are captured in the same record, and vendor-related disclosures link to third-party records, so the evidence tells one consistent stor
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