For distributors & wholesalers
Your licence is exposed to every buyer on your ledger
Check your whole party master against official records — not one number at a time — and keep it checked, so a licence that lapses next March does not become your problem next April.
Your buyer's lapse becomes your problem
Supplying a retailer whose licence has expired or been cancelled is not their compliance failure alone. At inspection it is your sale, your invoice and your records that are examined.
Nobody re-checks a party master
Most party masters were verified once, when the account was opened. A licence that lapsed two years later looks exactly the same in your ledger as one that did not.
Expiry arrives without warning
A drug licence expires on a date nobody is watching. The first anyone hears of it is usually an inspector, a blocked consignment, or a recall traced back through your supply.
What a screening gives you
- Every party checked against official records, with the date each answer was given
- A clear split: valid, expiring soon, expired or cancelled, and not found
- The report number on every line, so any single result can be traced back later
- Continuing checks after the first pass, so the file stays true
- Alerts when a party's status changes, rather than at your next audit
What this is not. Every result is a status report from official records, not a certificate, and not legal advice. Where a source is unreachable we say so rather than guess — an outage is never reported as a missing licence, and it never counts against your usage.
Bulk screening is in build
Today we run this with you directly: send us your party master and we will return the screened file. Self-serve upload is being built, and the accounts we work with now will be the first onto it. We would rather tell you that than show you an upload box that does not exist yet.