Re-Screening Frequency

1-year, 2-year, 3-year, or None re-screening cadence tied to the client's risk level. You're notified if a future screening flags new info.

You don't manually re-screen clients on a calendar. BrokerPlus auto-queues the next screening based on the client's risk level.

The Cadence

Risk LevelRe-Screening Cadence
HighEvery 12 months
MediumEvery 2 years
LowEvery 3 years
NoneNo recurring re-screening

The cadence is set at the time of the original screening based on the risk rating checklist you filled out.

When The Next Screening Auto-Queues

The next re-screening is scheduled the moment a screening completes. Months later, on the scheduled date:

  • We run the screening automatically using the most current source data.
  • We compare the result to the previous screening.
  • If anything's changed, we surface it.

You don't have to remember to do anything. To see when the next screening will run, open the client's profile and check the Screening tab: a Next screening chip in the header shows the soonest scheduled date across the client's screenings.

When A Future Screening Flags New Info

If a future re-screening returns new information that didn't show up before, you get a notification in the bell icon:

  • A new sanctions hit.
  • A new PEP match (e.g., the client recently became a PEP).
  • New adverse media coverage.

The notification links you straight to the flagged screening so you can review and decide whether to take action.

See Notifications You'll Receive for everything that can trigger a notification.

Manually Re-Screening Earlier

If you have a reason to re-screen before the scheduled date (e.g., something changed about the client, you've heard news), just run a new screening manually. The next auto-queued screening will then be re-scheduled relative to the manual one.

Skipping Re-Screenings

If you set the risk level to None, no recurring re-screening is queued. Use this sparingly - usually only for client relationships that have formally ended.

What To Do Next

last reviewed: July 5, 2026

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