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.

The Modern Slavery Assessment and Reporting Tool is designed to help organisations gather relevant information and manage compliance risks through a structured digital environment. The platform brings together supplier assessments, reporting processes, and engagement activities within a single system, enabling organisations to maintain clear oversight of modern slavery risks while generating reliable data to support compliance obligations and risk reduction initiatives.

Collect structured and consistent information from across the full supply network, establishing a dependable data foundation that supports meaningful risk analysis and reporting
Produce detailed reports and actionable insights based on the core information typically required for government disclosure and compliance obligations
Apply a globally recognised framework supported by expert developed methodologies and established modern slavery risk data sources
Evaluate suppliers individually or at scale, enabling assessments to be integrated directly into procurement processes and supplier onboarding activities
Simplify supplier participation through a clear and intuitive assessment experience designed to support efficient engagement across the supply chain
Safeguard sensitive information through ISO 27001 certified data security standards supported by comprehensive privacy and information protection controls.

Modern Slavery Assessment

Evaluate modern slavery risks across your operations and supply network by collecting information directly from suppliers rather than relying solely on broad risk indicators or external models. A structured self assessment process allows organisations to gather detailed insights into supplier policies, governance controls, and potential areas of exposure within their business activities.

The reliability of these assessments can be strengthened through document submission features that allow suppliers to upload supporting evidence. By providing documentation that verifies internal policies and procedures, suppliers help create a more transparent and credible view of modern slavery risk across the supply chain.

Self Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ)

Obtain first hand insights into modern slavery risks by collecting information directly from suppliers about their operations and supply networks. Structured data collection allows organisations to examine governance arrangements, due diligence activities, internal procedures, and formal policy commitments in a consistent and transparent way. Using supplier provided disclosures rather than relying on general assumptions enables businesses to develop a more accurate understanding of potential exposure. It also creates a stronger evidence base for risk management and reporting.

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.

Modern Slavery Risk Reports

Analyse supplier policies, governance arrangements, and operational procedures to identify potential modern slavery risks that may exist within the supply network. A structured evaluation process highlights areas where internal controls may be limited, where governance oversight may be weak, or where operational practices create increased exposure to exploitation risks.

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.

Supplier Risk Profiles

Each supplier that completes the assessment is reviewed through a structured evaluation process that determines a defined risk category based on their responses. This approach supports consistent and defensible classification across the supply network while allowing organisations to maintain a clear understanding of relative risk levels among suppliers.

The resulting supplier profile includes:

Risk category
Inherent risk score and unmitigated risk score
Sectors and locations of operations
Sectors and locations of production
Sectors and locations of sourcing
Identified risk mitigation actions and improvement measures.

Aggregated Supply Chain Reports

Consolidated reporting provides leadership with a clear view of modern slavery exposure across the full supplier network, allowing risks to be understood at both operational and strategic levels. By combining information gathered from individual supplier assessments, organisations can identify patterns, emerging vulnerabilities, and priority areas requiring attention across their supply chains.

These consolidated insights include:

Aggregated risk scores across assessed suppliers
Sectors represented within supplier operations, production, and sourcing activities
Geographic locations linked to supplier operations, production, and sourcing
A structured breakdown of identified risk themes and vulnerabilities
Insights into supplier policies, governance frameworks, and risk management controls
Documented risk mitigation actions and progress across the supplier base.

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.

Modern Slavery Risk Reduction

Reduce modern slavery exposure by implementing targeted improvements to policies, procedures, and operational controls designed to prevent exploitative labour practices. A structured remediation approach enables organisations to move beyond simply identifying risks and instead focus on actively lowering exposure across both their own activities and their supply chains.

Detailed visibility of recommended actions for each supplier helps make follow up clear and manageable. With defined steps and measurable progress, organisations can maintain consistent engagement with suppliers, reinforce accountability, and manage modern slavery compliance activities with greater clarity and confidence.

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.

Action Plans

Engage directly with suppliers to address modern slavery risks across both internal operations and the broader supply network. This approach moves beyond assessment and reporting by introducing structured action planning that supports measurable improvements in supplier practices and risk management capabilities.

Mitigation measures can be clearly identified, allocated, and monitored within a defined framework that promotes accountability. Ongoing tracking of progress enables organisations to demonstrate continuous improvement, strengthen supplier capability, and achieve practical reductions in modern slavery risk rather than relying solely on disclosure based compliance.

Modern Slavery Policy Templates

Gain access to a comprehensive library of professionally prepared policy templates covering key areas associated with modern slavery risk management. These resources are designed for use by both organisations and their suppliers, providing a clear starting point for establishing governance structures, due diligence practices, and internal accountability arrangements.

The templates are designed to be adaptable so organisations can adjust them to reflect local legal obligations and recognised international standards. Suitable for organisations of varying size and operational complexity, they provide a practical foundation for developing and strengthening modern slavery compliance programs.

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.

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