Implement a contract counterparty KYB (Know Your Business) enrichment step in a CLM onboarding workflow using entity data APIs

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Verified steps

  1. At contract creation time in the CLM system, extract the counterparty legal name and country of incorporation from the contract intake form and submit them to a KYB data provider API (such as a business registry aggregator or a company intelligence platform)
  2. Retrieve the enriched entity profile including registered address, incorporation status, UBO (ultimate beneficial owner) structure, director list, and any adverse media or sanctions flags
  3. Cross-reference the counterparty's LEI (if available) via the GLEIF API to validate the legal entity's registered name against the name provided in the contract, flagging discrepancies for manual review
  4. Write the enrichment results as structured metadata fields on the CLM contract record, setting a counterparty_verified boolean and a kyb_risk_rating field based on the provider's output
  5. If the KYB check returns a sanctions match or high-risk flag, automatically place the contract workflow on hold by updating the workflow status via the CLM API and routing an alert to the compliance team

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