Standard
The default name-matching preference for your store.
RuleNorth connects the names on an order with source evidence so your team can understand what deserves a closer look.
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A similar name gives your team a detail to investigate.
Names are the starting point. Supporting facts help your team assess a possible match.
Similarity describes how closely names resemble each other. It cannot tell you the probability that someone is a restricted party or that an order is unlawful.
A source may have an alias or address that adds useful context. It may also lack information your team needs. A shared name, a different country or a missing detail each needs to be considered with the rest of the evidence.
OFAC's name-match guidance explains how to assess an entry against available transaction information. The Sanctions List Service provides the official OFAC records.
These settings adjust name matching for future checks. They leave earlier screening evidence and completed decisions unchanged.
The default name-matching preference for your store.
Allows more name variation to reach review. It can increase the number of orders your team examines.
Requires closer name resemblance for those review checks. It can reduce reviews while missing some variations.
Your team reviews the current order and records Proceed or Do not proceed with its rationale. The reviewer, time and evidence stay with the decision.
Understand all four statusesMissing identity information can require review even without a possible name match. A check without a current valid result stays Pending, with progress or problem details available.
Important billing or shipping changes receive a fresh check. A Shopify display-update problem is shown separately from the saved screening result. Holds, cancellations and fulfillment remain actions your team performs in Shopify.
Read the product scopeFollow the Shopify walkthrough and try making a review decision.