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Australian companies are importing goods linked to forced labor - often without knowing it.

- Sydney Morning Herald, March 2026

Powering procurement for:

Built for every stage of modern slavery compliance

Aligned to:
Australian Modern Slavery Act
Canadian Supply Chains Act
EU CSDDD
UN Guiding Principles
NZ Modern Slavery Bill

Platform

Reporting and Compliance
Turn your supply chain's inherent risk mapping into structured outputs for modern slavery statements, board reports, and regulatory submissions.
  • All you need is your supplier names and spend data.
  • See your entire supply chain's risk with visibility 10 tiers deep.
  • Refresh and monitor risk year-on-year to maintain a defensible reporting position.
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Platform

Supplier Due Diligence
Instant supplier assessment, engagement and remediation tracking for confident procurement decisions
  • Triage suppliers for deeper due diligence based on risk thresholds.
  • Engage at-risk suppliers directly through built-in workflows.
  • Track remediation and maintain a complete audit-ready record.
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Consulting services

Our experts can do the heavy lifting alongside your team
Expert guidance from governance foundations and gap analysis through to statement preparation and multi-year strategy.
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Platform

End-to-end modern slavery risk management

Built for fast, defensible action, not just reporting.

Identify


Map where modern slavery risk sits in your supply chain.

Map inherent risk: Rapidly and systematically screening of all your suppliers to baseline your modern slavery risk by geography and industry. Get started with just supplier names and spend.

Pinpoint risk hotspots: Surface the categories and regions where forced labour risk concentrates, so effort goes where exposure is highest.

Let the model do the work: The platform cleans, classifies, and scores your data in the background , with no manual research required.

Assess


Apply scrutiny that scales with the risk

Multi-layered assessment: See a structured high-level assessment of each supplier, or drill into full operational and supply chain detail.

See risk tier by tier: Trace exposure up to 10 tiers deep, with sector-weighted scores that reflect where forced labour tends to hide deep in supply chains.

Grounded in real incidents: Surface cited reports of forced labour, regulatory action, and media issues from validated third-party sources.

Build a defensible trail: Every assessment is date-stamped and user-attributed, so you can evidence due diligence at any time.


Engage

Turn modern slavery risk insight into defensible due diligence.


Target the right suppliers: Prioritise your due diligence efforts by send structured questionnaires to the higher-risk suppliers, rather than blanket sends that get low response rates.


Auto-score against defined controls: Every SAQ is scored against key due diligence areas including governance, grievance mechanisms, and operational controls.


Tracking responses and mitigation: See who's responded and how well they're reducing modern slavery risk, with clear data visualisations to identify broader trends across your supplier base.


Keep it all in one place: Manage every response, action, and decision across the supplier lifecycle.

Report


Build the evidence base for your Modern Slavery Statement.

Enrich your statement and submissions: Produce framework-aligned data inputs that flow straight into your modern slavery statement, board reports, and regulatory submissions.

Brief the board with confidence: Pull consolidated analytics and executive-ready summaries of risk and progress across your supply base.


Evidence every action: Every assessment, response, and decision is logged, date-stamped, and user-attributed for audit at any time.


Refresh year on year: Re-screen and re-assess annually so your due diligence and compliance reporting keeps pace with a changing supply base.


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Companies like yours are getting visibility

Into the modern slavery risks hidden in their supply chain.

Latrobe Health Services | Private Health Insurance
“Taking back control meant we could create a culture where knowledge and real stories permeate across the organisation. The outputs from Fair Supply confirmed our high-level assumptions, but also gave us greater insight at the individual supplier level which we use to inform a proactive approach to modern slavery risk management."
Simon Tulloch
Chief Risk Officer, Latrobe Health Services
Jemena | Energy Infrastructure
“Fair Supply gives us the supply chain visibility we've been missing. The platform doesn't just show us what's happening at tier one of the supply chain. It reveals where the real risks lie, across modern slavery, emissions, and biodiversity. It's incredibly fit for purpose, and the team is responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely understands the needs of the infrastructure sector.”
Courtney Joannidis
Group Manager, Fleet & Procurement Governance, Jemena
Ramsay Health Care | Hospitals & Health Care
“Transparency and traceability are key to any good sustainability strategy, and Fair Supply helps us build that into our sourcing from the ground up. By partnering with Fair Supply, Ramsay Health Care is demonstrating its long-term commitment to ethical sourcing and a sustainable future.”
Michael Haynes
Global Responsible Sourcing Manager, Ramsay Health Care

Learn with us

Our latest educational webinars and resources, created by experienced industry experts.

May 28, 2026 12:30 PM
Upcoming webinar
On Demand Webinar
Modern Slavery Risks in Healthcare
Presented by:
Kimberly Randle
Co-founder and CEO at Fair Supply
A practical guide to understanding modern slavery risk across healthcare supply chains, from upstream suppliers of medical products and consumables through to outsourced service delivery and downstream commercial relationships.
Article
Modern Slavery

A risk-based approach to modern slavery supplier due diligence

This article sets out why blanket supplier engagement approaches fall short, and how a robust risk-tiered methodology works in practice.
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Don't see what you're looking for?

We're here to answer any questions about Fair Supply.
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How does Fair Supply assess modern slavery risk in supply chains?

Modern slavery risk is assessed by combining MRIO models with data from the Global Slavery Index, ILO, and U.S. government sources. Risk is quantified across supply chains and expressed as estimated people in forced labour per million dollars spent.

What data sources are used to calculate modern slavery risk in Fair Supply?

Key sources include the Global Slavery Index, ILO Global Estimates, U.S. TIP Reports, Department of Labor Goods List, and economic activity data.

What risk levels does Fair Supply assign for modern slavery in the supply chain?

Fair Supply classifies modern slavery risk using both a numerical score and a 5-point rating scale: Low, Moderate Low, Moderate, Moderate High, and High. These classifications are based on the distribution of forced labour risk across global industry and geography, enabling meaningful comparison and prioritisation of suppliers.

Does Fair Supply offer consulting and advisory services?

Yes. Alongside our supply chain ESG intelligence platform, we provide specialist advisory across two core regulatory domains: modern slavery reporting consulting for organisations meeting their obligations under the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth), and climate reporting consulting for entities preparing climate-related financial disclosures. Our team maintains current knowledge of IFRS S2 (ISSB), EU CSRD, AASB S2, NZ CS 1 and other emerging frameworks to ensure comprehensive compliance guidance. Engagements range from one-off statement and disclosure preparation through to ongoing advisory retainers, and can be combined with platform access under a single agreement.