Configuration and Administration

gtm.rpls Properties

To control the behavior of Global Trade Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.

Property

New in Version

Description

gtm.rpls.deleteRestrictedPartyScreeningForValues

21A

Use this property to control whether to delete those restricted parties which are no longer a match during restricted party list (RPL) screening. The property can take up the following values:

  • APPROVED = Verified Match

  • ESCALATED = Escalated

  • REQUIRES REVIEW = Potential Match

  • REJECTED = Not a Match

You can add comma separated values. For example, REQUIRES REVIEW,APPROVED,,..  

On performing RPL rescreening, GTM will rescreen the existing matches, and update their match factor. In case any of the existing matches is no longer a match, GTM will consider it for deletion if its status is mentioned in the property. You can update the property with only those status values which should be considered for deletion. GTM will not change the status of any of the existing matches for which the status is not mentioned in the property.

Default: REQUIRES_REVIEW

gtm.rpls.globalExclusionWords

20A

Use this property to specify a global list of comma separated exclusion words to be considered while performing restricted party screening.

gtm.rpls.performDiagnostics

22B

Use this property to enhance restricted party list and compliance screening performance.

Default: true

gtm.rpls.matchDirection.both.<service_preference_gid>

22C

Use this property to:

  • Support the "OR" criterion between forward and backward match with a maximum match factor. This is the default behavior.
  • Support the "AND" criterion between forward and backward match with a minimum and an average match factor. It is recomended that you use this to improve the match quality and reduce false positives during restricted party list screening.

The possible values that the property can take are:

  • forwardOrReverseWithMaxMatchFactor
  • forwardAndReverseWithMinMatchFactor
  • forwardAndReverseWithAverageMatchFactor

The default value is forwardOrReverseWithMaxMatchFactor when the service preference is "AD_HOC_PARTY_SCREENING_SERV_PREF".

Note: This property takes effect only if the optional feature "RPLS SUPPORTS AND CONDITION FOR MATCH DIRECTION" is enabled. If the feature is disabled, then screening will be carried out based on the old behavior (i.e. forward or backward match with a maximum match factor), irrespective of the value of the property. The exiting behavior can be achieved with the value "forwardOrReverseWithMaxMatchFactor".

gtm.rpls.useExclusionWords

20A

Use this property to specify which of the following values to be considered while performing restricted party screening:

  • Service Preference: The system will remove exclusion words defined at service preference level from both party and denied parties.

  • Global: The system will remove the global list of exclusion words (identified by the gtm.rpls.diceEngine.globalExclusionWords property) from party and denied parties. (This value is deprecated and you are suggested to use the value 'GlobalExclusionServicePreference' instead.)

  • noExclusionFromDeniedParty: The system will remove exclusion words from party but will not from the denied parties.

  • GlobalExclusionServicePreference: The system will remove the global list of exclusion words (identified by the service preference parameter and service preference) from party and denied parties.

  • No: The system will not remove exclusion words from party or any of the parties.

gtm.rpls.match.setMatchFactorToZero

6.3.5

If you set the property to true, it nullifies the contribution of unknown or empty parameter towards the overall match factor. If you set the property to false, the threshold value entered in the Service Parameter page is considered for the overall match factor.

Default: false

gtm.rpls.maxDeniedPartiesInCache

20C

Use this property to set the maximum number of denied parties allowed in the cache.

Default: 750000

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