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AIRP — Adverse Intelligence Reconciliation Protocol

A global intelligence framework for cross‑border due diligence

Overview

The Adverse Intelligence Reconciliation Protocol (AIRP) is a structured methodology for interpreting adverse information across borders with consistency, precision, and jurisdictional alignment. Developed from more than 45 years of global investigative experience and over 25,000 executive litigation searches across 180 countries, AIRP provides a unified approach to resolving fragmented, multilingual, and multi‑jurisdictional data.

AIRP is not a database, algorithm, or automated search tool. It is a protocol — a repeatable, evidence‑based framework for reconciling identity, litigation exposure, and adverse intelligence in complex international environments.

Why AIRP Was Created

Traditional due‑diligence workflows were never designed for:

  • multilingual court systems
  • inconsistent disclosure rules
  • identity drift across borders
  • fragmented public records
  • cross‑border litigation
  • varying standards of evidence

As global mobility increases, these gaps create risk for insurers, law firms, investment groups, and executive screening providers.

AIRP was created to solve this problem by providing a single, coherent method for interpreting adverse information regardless of jurisdiction.

What AIRP Does

AIRP provides:

  • a structured method for reconciling conflicting or incomplete data
  • a jurisdiction‑aligned interpretation framework
  • a consistent approach to adverse findings
  • a cross‑border identity verification overlay
  • a risk‑weighted assessment model
  • a unified reporting structure for global due diligence

AIRP transforms raw data into actionable intelligence.

How AIRP Works

AIRP operates through a multi‑stage reconciliation process:

  1. Jurisdictional Mapping Identification of all relevant courts, administrative bodies, and regulatory sources.
  2. Identity Reconciliation Alignment of names, aliases, transliterations, and cross‑border identifiers.
  3. Adverse Intelligence Extraction Structured extraction of litigation, regulatory, and reputational signals.
  4. Interpretation Layer Jurisdiction‑specific analysis of findings, context, and legal weight.
  5. Risk Overlay Executive‑level assessment of exposure, patterns, and materiality.
  6. AIRP Score A weighted indicator reflecting the overall adverse‑intelligence profile.
  7. Conclusion A clear, jurisdiction‑aligned summary of findings and risk implications.

This methodology is now the standardised format for all AIRP assessments.

Who Uses AIRP

AIRP is used by:

  • global background screening firms
  • insurers and underwriters
  • law firms
  • investment advisors
  • corporate risk teams
  • executive screening providers

Any organisation requiring clarity in cross‑border due diligence benefits from AIRP.

Origins and Development

AIRP was developed by Christian Faust, Founder and CEO of FLSS, drawing on:

  • 45 years of cross‑border investigative experience
  • Supreme Court‑cited fieldwork
  • complex insurance investigations
  • international litigation research
  • proprietary intelligence methodologies
  • 20 years of global case data across 40+ countries

AIRP represents the consolidation of decades of real‑world investigative practice into a formal, repeatable protocol.

AIRP and the FLSS Operating System

AIRP is the core intelligence module of the emerging FLSS Operating System, a platform‑agnostic framework designed for:

  • licensing
  • integration
  • enterprise‑level due‑diligence workflows
  • global investigative infrastructure

AIRP is engineered to be permanent, scalable, and globally adoptable.

Compliance

AIRP assessments are conducted in accordance with:

  • local jurisdictional laws
  • privacy and data‑protection requirements
  • AS 4811:2022 (for Australian clients)
  • GDPR and equivalent international standards (where applicable)

FLSS maintains strict compliance in the acquisition, processing, and transmission of all information.

Learn More

Full AIRP manifesto: https://medium.com/@cpwf/the-adverse-intelligence-reconciliation-protocol-airp-the-missing-global-intelligence-09366515b8ac (medium.com in Bing)

For licensing, partnerships, or enterprise integration: cpwf@flssglobal.net