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Risk Intelligence / Diligence pack

Due diligence

Technical pack for insurer review

Materials for risk, compliance, and IT stakeholders — provided to pilot and enterprise clients.

Pack contents

Full PDF bundle available on request. This page provides the public summary and sample payloads.

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Red Sea corridor case studyAnnotated timeline — conflict-driven corridor escalation
Panama Canal case studyStructural chokepoint disruption — drought / draft limits pattern
Black Sea / Ukraine case studySanctions & conflict watchlist — country programme alignment
Data provenance catalogueConflict-event data, sanctions programmes (OFAC/EU/UN), structural baselines
GRIP scoring methodologyComposite formula, fallback exclusions, refresh cadence
API specificationIntegration guide · redacted sample at /api/samples/enterprise-map · full OpenAPI in the integration pack
Security summarySecurity & data handling + DPA on request

Sample public map payload (redacted)

From GET /map/data — marketing preview only, not the paid API contract.

{
  "schema_version": 1,
  "product": "grip-ins",
  "day": "2026-07-09",
  "delayed": true,
  "delay_note": "Public sandbox: 24h delayed snapshot",
  "countries": [{
    "country": "Yemen",
    "iso2": "YE",
    "iso3": "YEM",
    "value": 80,
    "band": "severe",
    "band_label": "Severe",
    "trend": "up",
    "trend_delta": 8,
    "sanctioned": false,
    "reason": "Severe risk (80/100). Drivers: armed conflict…"
  }],
  "chokepoints": [{
    "name": "Bab el-Mandeb",
    "lat": 12.5,
    "lon": 43.3,
    "mode": "maritime",
    "risk_level": "HIGH"
  }]
}

Paid API (enterprise)

Authenticated clients receive the full GRIP and geo payloads on the same-day intelligence cycle. Endpoint reference and base URL ship with the integration pack.

See methodology for scope and exclusions.

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