Neotas - Third-Party Risk Management and Enhanced Due Diligence Platform

How is Neotas different from other TPRM platforms?

Neotas combines AI screening across 600Bn+ archived web pages and 1.8Bn+ court records, analyst-led Enhanced Due Diligence investigations for high-risk cases, and a no-code configurable lifecycle platform covering onboarding, questionnaires, dynamic risk scoring, and continuous monitoring.

How do I book a demo of the Neotas TPRM or EDD platform?

Schedule a 1:1 call and you’ll be paired with a risk intelligence expert. Tell Neotas your use case upfront, including TPRM, EDD, KYC, or healthcare vendor compliance. Most demo sessions take approximately 30 minutes.

Can I see Neotas before making a decision?

Yes. Every evaluation starts with a personalised demo showing real platform functionality. Sessions are conducted by compliance specialists rather than product marketers.

What use cases does Neotas cover?

Neotas supports third-party risk management, enhanced due diligence, KYC and customer due diligence, employment screening, and healthcare TPRM. Financial institutions use it for AML and vendor risk management, private equity firms use it for investment due diligence, and healthcare organisations use it for HIPAA, CQC, and NIS2 vendor compliance.

What is third-party risk management (TPRM)?

Third-party risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and monitoring risks associated with vendors, suppliers, contractors, and external partners across the entire vendor lifecycle, including onboarding, due diligence, continuous monitoring, and offboarding.

What is TPRM in healthcare?

Healthcare TPRM involves managing vendor risks across healthcare regulatory frameworks including HIPAA, CQC, NIS2, FDA QMSR, and GDPR. Healthcare organisations use TPRM to monitor risks from IT vendors, medical device suppliers, outsourced clinical services, and other third parties.

What regulations require TPRM in healthcare?

Healthcare TPRM requirements include HIPAA Business Associate Agreements, HITRUST, FDA QMSR, CQC supplier oversight standards, NIS2, and GDPR obligations related to third-party vendors and healthcare supply chains.

What is vendor risk management?

Vendor risk management is the ongoing process of evaluating and monitoring supplier risks, including cybersecurity, operational resilience, regulatory compliance, and financial stability.