Use Case · Third-Party & Vendor Risk

Every vendor risk event, already structured.

CatchAll turns breaches, sanctions, misconduct, and operational disruption across the open web into complete, source-linked records scoped to your third parties, ready for due diligence and continuous monitoring.

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What you can track

Every third-party risk signal, in one structured feed

01

Cyber incidents & breaches

Vendor breaches, ransomware, outages, and security disclosures that could expose your data or operations.

02

Sanctions & enforcement

Sanctions designations, regulatory actions, fines, and investigations involving suppliers and counterparties.

03

Financial & operational distress

Bankruptcies, layoffs, leadership disruption, facility closures, and other signals of vendor instability.

04

ESG & conduct controversies

Greenwashing probes, misconduct allegations, and governance failures across your third-party network.

05

Labor & human-rights abuse

Forced-labor, modern-slavery, and worker-abuse incidents tied to companies in your supply chain.

06

Product recalls & safety events

Recall notices, safety defects, and quality failures that create downstream operational and reputational risk.

How it works

From open web to vendor-risk record

Step 01

Define your vendor universe

Add suppliers, partners, and counterparties once with Company Watchlist.

Step 02

Scan the open web

Search 2B+ pages for incidents, enforcement, distress, and disruption across global and regional sources.

Step 03

Validate & structure

Custom validators keep relevant vendor events and extract company, event type, date, location, and source evidence.

Step 04

Route to your risk system

Deliver structured, source-linked records to your TPRM platform, procurement workflow, dashboard, or Slack by webhook.

Live dataset examples

The vendor events you track, already structured

#EventIncident DateResponse ActionsData Types ExposedAffected CompanyLocationRecords ExposedAttack VectorIncident Type
1EBT Skimming Fraud in New York City2026-07-23HRA partnered with community organizations for education, Secret Service conducted oper…EBT card informationNew York City, New York34,532skimming devicesunauthorized_access
2Russian Hacking Group Exploits Zimbra Vulnerability for Espionage2026-07-23install the available security update immediately or migrate to an alternative email cl…emails, passwords, authentication codes, email history, organizational contact director…United States1cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the Zimbra Collaboration Suiteunauthorized_access
3Charges filed for unauthorized access to Connecticut corporation's data2026-07-13names, corporate user IDs, passwordsConnecticut1malwareunauthorized_access
4Man pleads not guilty of credit card skimming scheme2026-07-07credit card numbersSioux City1credit card skimmingother
5Dallas Credit Card Skimming Operation Sentences2026-07-01debit card data, credit card dataDallas, Texas783credit card skimming devices on payment terminalsdata_breach

Showing 5 of 10 verified events · July 2026

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Monitors

Set it once. Get new vendor risk events continuously.

Step 01

Write a query

Describe the event type, time window, and scope — a company, industry, or geography.

Step 02

Turn it into a monitor

Set a schedule in plain language ("every day at 9 AM UTC") and attach a webhook to receive results.

Step 03

Get new events delivered

Structured records pushed to your webhook or pulled via API. Each run delivers only what's new.

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Built to fully respect and comply with the EU data protection rules, ensuring user data is handled responsibly.

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Compliant by design

Built to meet legal and ethical standards from day one, ensuring long-term sustainability.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What is CatchAll?

CatchAll is a recall-first web search API that turns the open web into complete, structured, validated records of real-world events, including breaches, sanctions, enforcement, controversies, and operational disruptions affecting third parties.

How does CatchAll support third-party risk management?

CatchAll continuously finds and structures external events around your vendors, suppliers, partners, and counterparties. Risk teams can use the records for due diligence, ongoing monitoring, incident triage, and escalation without manually reading every source.

How is this different from a keyword alert or media monitoring tool?

Keyword alerts return links and repeated mentions. CatchAll returns event-level records: what happened, which company is implicated, the event type, date, location, and source evidence, validated and ready for a third-party-risk workflow.

Can I monitor my own vendor and supplier list?

Yes. With Company Watchlist you define your vendor universe once, attach it to a query or monitor, and receive results scoped and scored per company.

Can I push alerts into my TPRM or procurement workflow?

Yes. Persistent monitors run on your schedule, deduplicate against prior runs, and push new, source-linked events by webhook into your TPRM platform, procurement system, risk dashboard, or Slack channel.

How does pricing work?

CatchAll is priced per record returned, not per query, so you only pay for the events you receive. You get 2,000 free credits when you sign up.

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