SecurePoint Education - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

SecurePoint Education is a sanctions screening and compliance management software platform designed specifically for educational institutions. The solution enables screening of students, tuition payors, sponsors, donors, faculty, vendors and other financial counterparties against global sanctions lists while maintaining a documented review process, continuous monitoring capabilities and audit-ready evidence generation. The platform addresses regulatory requirements imposed by the Office of Foreign Assets Control and other international sanctions authorities. It supports school business offices, compliance teams, advancement departments and administrative operations in managing enrollment, payment processing and institutional financial relationships.

The platform provides comprehensive screening functionality across stakeholder categories. Each party is screened against more than fifteen sanctions lists, including the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list, Bureau of Industry and Security lists, United Nations sanctions lists, European Union sanctions lists and United Kingdom sanctions lists. A screening dashboard delivers real-time visibility across all screened parties with filters for screening status, list match, campus location or date range. Bulk screening is supported via comma separated value file upload and per-campus filtering is enforced through role-based access controls. Screening results include multi-list matching, confidence scoring algorithms for potential matches and automated resolution for clear cases while surfacing potential matches for human review with AI-assisted scoring and regulatory citations.

A four-step compliance workflow structures the screening process. Parties are added individually or via file upload and automatically screened against monitored sanctions lists. Screening results are reviewed with clear cases auto-resolved and potential matches flagged for adjudication. Compliance teams adjudicate flagged results by recording decisions and adding documentation with immutable timestamps. Evidence packs are generated as self-contained PDF documents that include screening results, decision details, reviewer identity and regulatory context.

A licensing engine assesses whether general licenses may authorize flagged transactions and prepares documentation for specific license applications when general licenses do not apply. Internal license workflow status is tracked with more than forty-five licensing precedent paths. Continuous monitoring supports ongoing re-screening and status change alerts for enrolled parties. The system architecture accommodates multi-campus deployments with centralized oversight and distributed review responsibilities based on role-based access controls. Audit logs capture reviewer identity, decision rationale, timestamps and supporting documentation and are retained for ten years. Evidence packs provide a complete documentation chain for every screening decision to meet audit requirements from internal and external examiners as well as regulatory authorities.