The Modern Slavery Assessment and Reporting Tool enables organisations to apply a consistent approach to identifying and assessing indicators of labour exploitation across both internal operations and complex supplier networks. By bringing together supplier information into a structured analytical framework, the tool helps organisations understand where exposure may exist, prioritise areas of concern, and respond in a proportionate and targeted way.

By converting risk indicators into practical management insight, the tool supports the integration of human rights considerations into sourcing decisions, procurement oversight, and wider governance processes. This closer alignment between risk identification and everyday commercial decision making enables organisations to adopt more informed, responsible, and defensible approaches to managing supply chain risk.

Modern Slavery Assessment dashboard displayed across a desktop monitor, laptop, and mobile device, showing charts, risk scores, and a global heatmap of supplier risk levels.

Structured and consistent supplier data capture allows modern slavery risk information to be gathered in a standardised format across the supplier population
Clear and decision focused reporting produces concise outputs that support informed decision making, assist with meeting reporting requirements across multiple jurisdictions
A credible and internationally informed methodology applies a recognised assessment framework grounded in subject matter expertise, ensuring evaluations remain balanced, evidence based, and proportionate
Flexible assessment at different scales enables suppliers to be reviewed individually or collectively. It also allows risk assessment activities to be incorporated into existing procurement, onboarding, and supplier management processes
Low friction supplier participation simplifies onboarding and assessment workflows, encouraging engagement, reducing administrative effort, and supporting timely completion
Robust security and privacy protections safeguard sensitive information through enterprise grade controls aligned with ISO 27001 requirements, reinforcing trust and responsible data stewardship.

User-Friendly Assessment Software

The effort involved in supply chain risk assessment can be reduced by simplifying the way supplier information is gathered and reviewed. An approach that is clear and easy to navigate encourages participation from both internal teams and suppliers, improves the consistency and reliability of responses, and allows meaningful risk insight to be generated more quickly.

Reducing administrative complexity allows organisations to concentrate on analysis, decision making, and timely action rather than process management. This supports a more responsive approach to emerging risks and strengthens overall visibility and oversight across the supply chain.

Assessment page showing sections for Regions and Sectors, Policy, Supply Chain Management, Risk Identification and Management, and Education and Training, all marked as completed with a submission timestamp displayed.

Globally Applicable Assessment Framework

Using different assessment approaches across business areas and suppliers can weaken visibility and make it harder to form a dependable view of overall risk exposure. Applying a single internationally recognised and evidence based methodology establishes a common framework for assessing modern slavery risk. This applies across both internal operations and extended supply networks. It enables more consistent evaluation and stronger organisational oversight.

Supplier assessment summary for Demo Supplier Pty Ltd showing a high-risk category due to inadequate risk control, with inherent risk scored 9 out of 10 and unmitigated risk scored 5.3 out of 10, alongside a button to view the full report.

Modern Slavery Supply Chain Insights

When risk identification, data collection, and analysis are structured with reporting outcomes in mind from the outset, disclosure processes become more streamlined and credible. An integrated approach ensures that reporting is supported by clear evidence. It reinforces stakeholder confidence and demonstrates how governance activities translate into practical risk management outcomes. This applies across both operations and supply chains.

Assessment interface highlighting high-risk sectors of operation, including agriculture, forestry, and fishing, with a world map showing regions where high-risk goods or services are sourced.

An Action Plan For Every Supplier

After assessments are completed, the focus moves away from analysis and toward implementation. Suppliers are supported through structured improvement plans that outline priority issues, define expected actions, and establish clear timelines for completion. This approach ensures assessment outcomes are used as a catalyst for progress rather than remaining as standalone evaluation results.

Action plan interface showing not yet completed actions, including policies and training requirements for suppliers, with items such as vulnerability assessments, worker documentation, modern slavery awareness training, recruitment fee policy, and recruiter screening.

20+ Policy Templates

Organisations are supported through access to a curated library of pre developed policy resources addressing modern slavery and labour rights across both internal operations and supplier engagement. This approach removes the need to develop policies from the beginning while helping organisations maintain alignment with recognised international standards and evolving regulatory expectations.

Resource library page showing a modern slavery policy framework with downloadable policy templates, including child labour, grievance management, equal opportunity, recruitment, migrant worker, and human trafficking policies.

Modern Slavery Risk Reports

Supplier Risk Profiles

Each supplier submission is evaluated using a structured assessment methodology and developed into an individual risk profile that captures both the extent and nature of modern slavery exposure identified.

The profile includes:

Overall risk position: A consolidated assessment summarising the supplier’s level of exposure to modern slavery risk across operational activities and labour practices
Inherent and residual risk: Evaluation of underlying risk drivers together with any exposure that remains after existing controls and safeguards are taken into account
Industry and geographic context: Consideration of the sectors and operating regions associated with the supplier, informed by recognised human rights risk indicators
Operational activities: Visibility into manufacturing, processing, service delivery, and other operational functions where labour related risks may arise
Sourcing and workforce arrangements: Insight into procurement approaches, subcontracting structures, and labour supply practices that influence overall risk exposure
Existing controls and mitigation actions: The policies, procedures, and corrective measures currently in place to prevent, manage, or remediate identified risks.

Dashboard displaying supplier risk metrics with inherent risk score, unmitigated risk score, and completion rate, alongside a bar chart of supplier risk categories and a scatter plot comparing inherent and unmitigated risk scores.

Aggregated Supply Chain Reports

Aggregated reporting consolidates supplier information into a single organisation wide perspective on modern slavery exposure, shifting attention from individual assessment outcomes to the supply chain as an interconnected system.

This integrated perspective provides insight into:

Overall supplier risk landscape: A consolidated understanding of modern slavery exposure across the assessed supplier population
Sector related exposure: Identification of industries connected to supplier operations, production, or sourcing where exposure levels may be higher
Geographic risk patterns: Visibility into countries and regions associated with supplier activity, including locations linked to elevated human rights risk
Recurring risk themes and drivers: Identification of common concerns, structural gaps, and emerging trends across the supplier base
Supplier governance capability: Evaluation of supplier policies, control environments, and overall approaches used to manage modern slavery risk
Mitigation and response activity: Monitoring of actions undertaken by suppliers and the organisation to address identified issues and reduce exposure over time.

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