The fastest way for New Zealand businesses to prepare for modern slavery reporting
Assess supply chain risk effortlessly with the only platform that gives you defensible, current ESG data on every supplier worldwide.
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Get compliance-ready without the complexity
New Zealand is likely to move toward mandatory modern slavery reporting for large businesses. Fair Supply gives teams the supply chain risk intelligence they need to meet transparency obligations with confidence — without relying on consultants or manual processes.
Assess risk with just a supplier name and spend
New obligations are likely to require businesses to disclose modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains and describe what they are doing to assess and address those risks.
Fair Supply enables you map and quantify modern slavery risk across your entire supply base with just a list of your suppliers and their associated spend.
Focus reporting where it matters most
Send automated SAQ’s to your suppliers requiring due diligence and get an automated assessment of their responses for compliance purposes. When suppliers exceed your risk threshold, send tailored SAQs in a click, and get automatic assessment of responses.
Stay compliant and confident
Be ready for enforcement, penalties, and director accountability with repeatable workflows, audit trails and reporting you can stand behind — any time regulators, investors, or stakeholders ask.
Supply chain governance with an AI engine – and humans in the driver’s seat
FairSupply’s AI continuously maps, classifies, and updates global supplier connections, while our human experts audit and refine the models to align with evolving regulations. The result is explainable, defensible supply chain insights you can trust.
Current methods are spotty and time-consuming
Fair Supply makes it easy to find and manage risk
Need a consultant to help you track down and make sense of data
Quickly gather defensible data yourself to share with leaders and regulators
Distribute the same general SAQs to every supplier, chase them for replies and manually analyse their responses.
Automatically identify higher-risk suppliers, easily follow up with custom SAQs and get done-for-you analysis so you know how to proceed.
Get limited visibility beyond Tier 1 risk
Instantly see risk up to 10 tiers deep
Know the risks of any supplier in the world
Access the only supply chain risk management platform that lets you weigh the risks of any company across multiple categories to pinpoint potential issues fast.
Assess
Identify risk in any tier across all your suppliers with no manual digging or analysis.
Engage
Send pre-built, customised SAQs to suppliers you need more info from and get automatic analysis when they comeback.
Report
Continuously track and report on all risk categories in one system to eliminate end-of-the-year scrambles for data.
Manage multiple risk types, all in one platform
Modern Slavery
Understand human rights risks and stay aligned with current and emerging regulations in any region.
Carbon Emissions
Model Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions across your supply chain and produce fast disclosures and regulator-ready reports.
Biodiversity Impact
Measure environmental destruction throughout your supply chain and proactively reduce your impact to stay ahead of evolving regulations and customer concerns.
Global Trade Risk
Use our tariff calculator to understand the impact of global trade policy shifts on your supply chain costs.
Companies like yours are getting deeper, broader visibility into risk
FAQs
If the Bill passes, who will need to comply with the new requirements?
The Bill is expected to apply to organisations with annual revenue above NZ$100 million, meaning many of New Zealand’s largest companies will soon face mandatory reporting obligations.
What is the New Zealand Modern Slavery Bill?
New Zealand has introduced a landmark Modern Slavery Bill to strengthen protections for workers and improve supply chain transparency. The legislation will require large businesses to publicly report on modern slavery risks and the actions they are taking to address them.
New Zealand’s proposed legislation is a pivotal step toward stronger supply chain accountability. Enterprises that act early will protect workers, safeguard exports, and maintain trust with global partners.
The Modern Slavery Bill will introduce:
- Mandatory public reporting for organisations over NZ$100M revenue
- Disclosure of complaints and incidents found
- Penalties for non-compliance and director liability
- Stronger expectations from investors and trading partners
Does Fair Supply use a responsible AI framework?
Fair Supply combines AI-driven data extraction with proprietary global models and knowledge graphs supervised by humans. It links verified supplier-level data with billions of dynamic relationships across industries and geographies for defensible, transparent insights into your supply chain.
Fair Supply’s human-in-the-loop AI gives enterprises, investors, and regulators a clear line of sight into risk, opportunity, and impact across every tier of the supply chain. It’s where responsible AI meets real-world accountability.
What makes Fair Supply different from other ESG risk platforms?
Unlike many platforms that rely on opaque scoring or industry averages, Fair Supply delivers specific, deep risk analysis using trusted global datasets for complete transparency.
Because Fair Supply adds a layer of company-specific data on top of internationally trusted, vetted MRIO data, you can assess any supplier in the world in multiple risk categories to pinpoint supply chain impact with no manual work or supply chain expertise needed.
It’s the only platform that assesses multiple impacts (such as carbon emissions, modern slavery, or tariffs) from a single supply chain model. There’s no need for separate tools to track individual risk categories – you can see the risk in your supply chain at a high level and drill down to understand it better as needed.
What data do I need to get started with Fair Supply?
All you need is a list of your suppliers and your annual spend with each one to assess their risk across multiple categories, up to 10 tiers deep. For individual supplier checks, you only need the business name or website.
Who is the Fair Supply platform designed for?
Fair Supply is designed for procurement, ESG, compliance, and investment professionals —especially those with modern slavery or environmental reporting obligations orthose managing complex, global supply chains.
How does the Fair Supply platform work?
Fair Supply simplifies supply chain risk assessment by tapping into the Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) methodology, a proven, auditable way of mapping the connections between global supply chains. With just the name of a supplier and your spend with them, Fair Supply analyzes every tier of that supplier’s suppliers (and their suppliers too), looking for risk that exceeds your due diligence threshold across thousands or millions of transactions.
What is Fair Supply?
Fair Supply is the supply chain risk intelligence platform for ESG. It’s the fastest way to manage ESG risk with confidence and the only platform with defensible data on every supplier in the world. With data that’s already independently audited and assured, companies large and small get a comprehensive view of risk across every tier of their supply chains.
Our key platforms and solutions are designed to support ESG compliance, reporting, and supply chain risk management.
- ESG Supply Chain Risk Assessment Software
- ESG Reporting Software
- Supply Chain Due Diligence Software
- Supplier Engagement Software
- Supply Chain Risk Management Software
Solutions
- Modern Slavery Risk Assessment Software
- Scope 1 & 2 Carbon Emissions Calculation Software
- Scope 3 Carbon Emissions Screening Software
- Biodiversity Risk Assessment Software