About VetLane HQ
VetLane HQ builds export screening for independent electronic component distributors and brokers: the companies that ship parts worldwide every day, without a compliance department to check who buys them and where they go.
Why VetLane exists
Since 2022, the parts on a distributor's shelves, processors, memories, capacitors, connectors, have been among the goods Russia's military industry tries hardest to obtain, through intermediaries in third countries. Governments expect every seller in the chain to know their customer. Large manufacturers have teams and enterprise software for that; a distributor with a dozen people has spreadsheets and goodwill. VetLane gives them a consistent process, applied every time, with records.
How we work
- Official sources, dated. Every result names the list it used and the version date. See the official lists and versions in use.
- Fixed rules, no AI on your data. The same input gives the same result, every point is explained, and the limits are written down. Read our screening method and what it cannot do.
- Facts, not verdicts. We report "0 match", "Alert to check" or "Match to review". We never say a sale is allowed: the decision stays yours, and we help you record it.
- Prices shown. No sales call needed to know what it costs: see the plans.
Who we are
VetLane HQ is published by EILAU, a French company registered in Lille (SIREN 844 753 202), at 12 allée des Wattines, 59139 Wattignies, France. The director of publication is Olivier Durnez, who personally answers the messages sent to olivier@vetlanehq.com. The service is hosted in France. Full details are in the legal notice and the privacy policy.
Start with the free tools
- Check whether your HS codes are on the Common High Priority List, free.
- Screen a customer or forwarder against the US, UK, EU and UN lists with a free account, 10 company checks a month; HS codes checked without limit.
- Read the export control guides for distributors.
Build it with us
We are opening VetLane to a small group of founding distributors first, in a free pilot, with a direct say in what we build next.
Request a pilot