Active Threat Monitoring

See the shipment.
Stop the supply.

AI-powered supply chain intelligence that fuses open source data, financial signals, and agency intel to target illicit precursor shipments before they reach the border.

CRITICAL: 3 shipments flagged — Manzanillo corridor
REVIEW: Entity "Bright Future Trading" — shell indicators detected
CLEARED: BOL-2026-44891 — auto-cleared, score 12
ALERT: Precursor combination detected — 4-ANPP + NPP co-shipment
INTEL: New wallet association — mixer activity linked to Guangzhou Sunrise
ANOMALY: Invoice variance +340% on HS 2933.39 — under investigation
CRITICAL: 3 shipments flagged — Manzanillo corridor
REVIEW: Entity "Bright Future Trading" — shell indicators detected
CLEARED: BOL-2026-44891 — auto-cleared, score 12
ALERT: Precursor combination detected — 4-ANPP + NPP co-shipment
INTEL: New wallet association — mixer activity linked to Guangzhou Sunrise
ANOMALY: Invoice variance +340% on HS 2933.39 — under investigation
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Intelligence Layers
Intelligence Architecture
Every layer sharpens the signal
Riftway fuses five distinct intelligence layers into a single, transparent risk assessment. The platform works with just the foundation — and gets sharper with every layer added.
Agent Tags & Flags
Agency Intelligence
Financial / Blockchain
Broker / Commercial
Open Source Foundation

Layered confidence scoring

Each intelligence layer adds confidence to the risk model. Foundation data alone gives you targeting capability. Add financial signals and the picture sharpens. Layer in agency intel and agent tags, and you're operating at the cutting edge of interdiction intelligence.

  • Ports, vessel registries, HS codes, precursor watchlists
  • S&P Global trade data, commercial shipping databases
  • Wallet clustering, OFAC sanctions, invoice anomalies
  • Classified feeds, restricted intelligence products
  • Human-in-the-loop tags, field officer annotations
Platform Capabilities
Built for the targeting officer
Every feature designed around how analysts actually work — from morning briefing to interdiction referral.

Targeting Queue

Prioritized review queue with tiered autonomy. Auto-clear low-risk, surface high-priority, escalate critical. Every decision logged with full reasoning.

Geospatial Intelligence

Global shipment map with risk heatmaps, route visualization, port-level threat assessment. Watch shipments move across known diversion corridors.

AI Intelligence Briefing

Ask in plain English. "Show me all shipments from Hebei chemical suppliers routing through Mexico this month." Get an intelligence brief, not a spreadsheet.

Entity Network Analysis

Map relationships between shippers, consignees, brokers. Surface shell company indicators, shared beneficial ownership, and connected wallet activity.

Financial Signal Fusion

Cross-reference supply chain activity with blockchain analytics, OFAC sanctions, and trade-based money laundering patterns. Follow the cargo and the money.

Evidence-Grade Audit Trail

Immutable, append-only chain of custody. Every assessment, every flag, every decision — timestamped, attributed, and court-ready.

Deliverable
Court-ready intelligence reporting
Every targeting action generates a DEA-compliant intelligence report with full evidentiary chain. Not a summary — a prosecutable document.

From risk assessment to prosecution brief

Riftway doesn't just flag shipments. It generates structured intelligence reports that meet federal evidentiary standards — complete with sourced citations, reasoning chains, and chain-of-custody documentation that holds up under judicial review.

Sourced Citations

Every claim in the report traces back to a specific data source, timestamp, and confidence level. No black-box assertions.

Reasoning Chain Documentation

Full step-by-step logic from raw signal to risk assessment. Each inference documented with supporting evidence and alternative hypotheses considered.

Chain of Custody

Immutable audit trail from data ingestion through analyst review to final disposition. Every touch point logged, timestamped, attributed.

DEA Report Compliance

Output formatted to DEA-6, intelligence information report, and investigative report standards. Ready for EPIC submission or OCDETF referral.

Multi-Format Export

PDF for prosecutors, structured data for case management systems, API output for inter-agency sharing via RISS or HIDTA networks.

Law Enforcement SensitiveRW-IR-2026-0291
INTELLIGENCE REPORT — SUPPLY CHAIN INTERDICTION
Subject
Suspected fentanyl precursor shipment via BOL-2026-55917.
Shipper: Hebei Sunrise Chemical Co., Ltd. (Shijiazhuang, CN)
Consignee: Comercializadora Pacifico SA de CV (Culiacan, MX)
Executive Summary
Analysis of manifest data, entity records, financial signals, and trade pattern intelligence indicates with high confidence (0.91) that the subject shipment contains precursor chemicals intended for illicit fentanyl production. [SRC-001, SRC-004, SRC-007]

Risk Factor Decomposition
Precursor combination (4-ANPP + NPP)95 / CRITICAL
Entity risk — shell indicators88 / CRITICAL
Financial — mixer activity82 / HIGH
Route anomaly — CN > MX transship78 / HIGH
Invoice variance — 62% below market71 / HIGH
Origin risk — Hebei province65 / MEDIUM

Sourced Reasoning
Manifest declares 4-ANPP (CAS 21409-26-7) and NPP (CAS 39742-60-4), both DEA List I chemicals and direct fentanyl synthesis precursors. [SRC-001: CBP manifest data, retrieved 2026-02-18T09:14Z] No legitimate industrial application requires co-shipment of these compounds. [SRC-002: DEA Diversion Control, precursor use matrix v4.2] Consignee entity incorporated 2025-11-02 with BVI beneficial ownership structure. [SRC-004: MX corporate registry, cross-ref OpenCorporates]
Risk Engine
Transparent. Explainable. Actionable.
No black boxes. Every risk score includes a full reasoning chain — not just a number, but why.
BOL-2026-55917 / HEBEI SUNRISE > COMERCIALIZADORA PACIFICO
91Critical
Precursor Combo
95
Entity Risk
88
Financial Flags
82
Route Anomaly
78
Invoice Variance
71
Origin Risk
65
Volume
45
AI Assessment: Shipment declares 4-ANPP and N-Phenethyl-4-piperidinone — direct fentanyl precursors with no legitimate co-shipment use case. Consignee incorporated 3 months ago in Sinaloa with opaque beneficial ownership (BVI shell). Associated wallet shows mixer activity 48h pre-departure. Route transits Manzanillo — a known diversion hub. Declared value 62% below market rate for HS 2933.39. Recommend immediate interdiction referral.

Four-tier response system

Configurable thresholds let agencies dial in their risk tolerance. Every tier triggers the appropriate workflow — from automatic clearance to senior analyst assignment.

Auto-ClearScore 0-25 — Logged, no review needed
ReviewScore 26-55 — Analyst queue
High PriorityScore 56-80 — Supervisor notified
CriticalScore 81-100 — Immediate alert
Demo Workflow
Five minutes. Full cycle.
From morning briefing to interdiction referral — watch Riftway work end-to-end.
01

"Good morning, what's hot?"

Dashboard lights up: 3 critical, 7 high-priority shipments in the queue. Global map highlights active threat corridors. The morning briefing writes itself.

02

"Show me the critical shipments"

Targeting queue surfaces the highest-risk shipments with full factor breakdowns. Map zooms to active corridors. One click to the intelligence brief.

03

"Tell me about Hebei Sunrise Chemical"

Full entity profile: incorporation history, shipment patterns, associated wallets with mixer activity, network graph showing connected consignees across three countries.

04

"Are there connected shipments?"

Network expansion reveals 4 additional shipments from related entities, all routing through the same transshipment hub. Pattern match confidence: 0.87.

05

"Escalate and generate the intel report"

Queue action triggers: shipments escalated, entity flags applied across the network, court-ready intelligence report generated with full citations and reasoning chain. Ready for EPIC submission.

The supply chain doesn't sleep.
Neither does Riftway.

Ready to see how AI-powered targeting changes interdiction?