The moment a new crypto client submits a wallet address is the moment a compliance team needs an answer, not the moment a report happens to reach the top of someone's inbox. Screening that address for blockchain risk is only half the job, someone still has to notice the report exists and act on it before the account goes any further.

Global Ledger's address risk report can sit in the middle of a bigger Zapier workflow rather than being a separate step someone remembers to run. A new response on an onboarding form, whether that is a Google Forms submission or a Typeform entry collecting a wallet address, can trigger Global Ledger to generate the unified risk report in PDF, and Mobile Message can then text the compliance officer to say it is ready to review. The screening still happens the same way it always has, the report just arrives with a text alert attached instead of waiting to be found.

For a team handling onboarding at any real volume, that difference is the gap between reviewing every report the same day it is generated and discovering a backlog once a week.