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Ethixbase360 review

#15 of 31 in Third-Party Risk Management Software

A managed third-party risk platform for structured onboarding, due diligence and monitoring.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Ethixbase360 is a cloud-based third-party risk management platform for organizations that need to onboard, assess, monitor and offboard suppliers and other third parties. It supports programs spanning anti-bribery and corruption, sanctions, modern slavery, human rights, sustainability, environmental risk and cyber risk. Its configurable questionnaires, entity verification, enhanced due diligence and ultimate beneficial ownership workflows make it suited to teams managing structured supplier and third-party review processes.

The published plans are tiered around increasing due diligence and workflow depth. Essentials includes platform access, unlimited users, standard support and sanctions screening. Standard adds entity verification, risk assessment, and sanctions screening and monitoring. Professional adds a multilingual due diligence questionnaire. Enterprise includes everything in Professional, plus workflow automation, SSO, Pull API, Push API and a single-tenant setup. According to the vendor's pricing model, each plan requires contacting sales, so buyers should expect a sales-led evaluation rather than self-serve plan selection.

Ethixbase360's strongest fit is a managed risk program that needs configurable questionnaires, evidence collection, continuous monitoring, alerts, escalations, audit trails, dashboards and reporting in one platform. Managed services and analyst support can suit organizations that want operational assistance alongside the software. The main trade-off is the progression between plans: core screening starts in Essentials, while risk assessment and monitoring begin in Standard, and enterprise connectivity and identity controls are limited to Enterprise. Organizations seeking a focused onboarding and due diligence program should consider it; teams needing only a simple screening tool may find its broader workflow scope unnecessary.

Ethixbase360 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers onboarding, assessment, monitoring and offboarding workflows
    • Combines entity verification, screening and automated risk ratings
    • Offers managed analyst support, audit trails and reporting
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contacting sales
    • Advanced capabilities are reserved for higher plans
    • Enterprise API and SSO features require the Enterprise plan

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