A new third party
Check whether licences, certificates and registrations cover the proposed activity before approval.
Baselex reads the contents of permitted documents, checks them against compliance requirements and presents evidence-linked findings. Your experts focus on exceptions and required approvals, not manual document review.

Give your team a prepared review, not another search through documents and earlier assessments.
Agree the decision, requirements and permitted sources. That scope guides the agent work and gives your reviewers a shared basis for assessment.
In the fictional supplier example, your reviewer receives:
The first workflow checks whether a third party meets the requirements for a defined activity, site and market. The initial focus is suppliers and distributors in Pharma and MedTech.
Check whether licences, certificates and registrations cover the proposed activity before approval.
Review updated findings when monitored evidence or requirements change, including at renewal.
Recheck the affected decision when the configured product, site, market or requirement changes.
Explore the fictional supplier case to see the agent work, verification findings and reviewer actions. Other compliance workflows require their own scoping and validation.
See a decision exampleAgree the scope and success criteria before the pilot. Evaluate preparation effort, finding quality, traceability and how the workflow handles relevant changes.
Choose the cases to compare with your current process, define the review roles and permissions, and decide what a useful result would look like.
Yes. Bring the decision your team needs to make. We’ll discuss its requirements and evidence sources to establish whether it fits and what would need validation before use.
No. Baselex runs on top of your existing quality and document systems. It reads the contents of permitted documents, checks the evidence against your requirements and shows the proof behind each finding. It takes on the manual review work, while your experts handle exceptions and required approvals.
Your team controls the permissions. Routine actions may proceed within delegated authority; exceptions and actions needing additional approval go to your experts. A satisfied check does not remove an approval your process requires.
That is the purpose of a focused pilot: agree one decision type and the evidence needed before considering a wider rollout.
Request a third-party due diligence walkthrough. See what your reviewers would receive and discuss the scope of a focused pilot.
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