Facility Control for
Public Agencies
Public Trust
Agency Standards
Automated
Exclusion Checks
Screen every visitor and contractor against HHS-OIG LEIE, GSA SAM, and OFAC lists simultaneously. Reduce regulatory risk with low-latency screening.
Real-time LEIE and SAM database synchronization
Configurable exclusion alerts for staff intervention
Historical screening logs for compliance audits
Agency Exclusion Engine
FOIA-Ready
Transparency
Respond to public disclosure requests quickly and consistently. Automated PII redaction and searchable audit trails designed for public sector accountability.
Advanced filtering and report generation for disclosures
Automated PII redaction workflows for public records
Tamper-evident logs provide a verifiable chain of custody
Audit Evidence Pack
Scope: Q4-2024-FOIA
Protection Status
PII Redaction Activated (Auto)
Disclosure Integrity
SHA-256 Hash Chain Re-verified
Policy-Driven
Orchestration
Enforce agency-specific protocols for different visitor types, from contractors to public visitors, with automated decision logic.
Automated Flows
Eliminate staff discretion for consistent policy enforcement.
Rapid Alerts
SMS/Email alerts to appropriate agency staff upon arrival.
Agency Entry Protocol
If Visitor Type = "Contractor"
Require SAM Check + Signed Safety Briefing
If Screening = "Hit"
Block Check-in + Notify Facility Manager
The Standard for
Public Facilities
Join the forward-thinking agency teams using SecurePoint USA to manage high-traffic facilities with defense-grade precision.
Frequently asked questions
Which exclusion lists does SecurePoint check for a public agency?
Federal exclusion and debarment sources, including the SAM exclusions list and the OIG LEIE, alongside sanctions and denied-party screening. Which sources apply to a given agency depends on your programs and your own policy.
Is exclusion screening the same as sanctions screening?
No. Exclusion and debarment answer whether a party is barred from federal programs or contracting. Sanctions screening answers whether a party is designated, or owned by designated persons. They are separate obligations with separate lists, and an agency usually needs both.
Can visitor records be produced for a FOIA request?
Visit records, decisions and the audit trail export for a date range and site of your choosing. What is releasable under FOIA, and what must be withheld or redacted, is a determination for your FOIA officer and counsel, not something a system decides.
Can the record be altered after the fact?
No. Update and delete are refused at the database rather than discouraged in the application, and each audit row is hash-chained to the one before it, so an edit or a gap is detectable.
Does SecurePoint make our agency compliant?
No. Compliance is a program your agency runs. SecurePoint is one internal control inside it, and the record that shows the control operated. The obligation stays with your agency.