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Sequence for fetching sanctioned results from WC1 API

Hi Team, I need to fetch sanctioned results for an Induvidual, say Jane Doe from WC1 API. Therefore, is it necessary to make service calls as per below steps?

1.Get Group(s)

2.Create a Case of Individual/Organization/Vessel type, under above fetched Group(s),

3.Send case into asynchronous screening queues

4.Validate screening if is finished, by sending Audit events of type SCREENED_CASE.

5.Fetch results after completion of screenings

6.Fetch complete details of each profile present in above results.

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@nishant.sharma,

The sequence which you have mentioned is correct. If you want to sort the profiles based on the sanctions, you can do so using the "category": "SANCTIONS" from the Step 5.

Note :

It is recommended to use the API call “Get my top-level groups”, so that you get the latest modified settings of the groups.

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