Defensible due diligence isn't about checking every supplier

Modern slavery expectations don't require procurement teams to survey every supplier or become ESG specialists. What matters is having a consistent, prioritised approach that shows how risks were identified, where effort was focused, and what actions were taken.

We support organisations with:

Regulatory Compliance

Ensuring adherence to mandatoryclimate disclosure requirements acrossmultiple jurisdictions and frameworks.

Risk Assessment

Identifying and quantifying climate-
related financial risks and opportunities
for board-level reporting.

Governance Integration

Embedding climate considerations into
existing governance structures and
decision-making processes.

Strategic Planning

Developing climate transition strategies
that align with business objectives and
regulatory expectations.

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Centralised Data & Analytic

Our platform enables structured emissions analysis and supplier-level insights that inform advisory recommendations.

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Audit-Ready Traceability

Data inputs and advisory outputs are documented within secure systems to strengthen defensibility.

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Regulatory-Aligned Workflows

Reporting templates and governance mapping are supported by systemised workflows that align to regulatory frameworks.

Supply Chain Risk

How does Fair Supply help assess ESG risk in a supply chain?

Fair Supply provides data-driven assessments of supplier ESG risk by tracing financial flows across global supply chains using MRIO methodology. It reveals exposure to modern slavery, emissions, and biodiversity loss at the supplier, sector, and geographic level.

Supply Chain Risk

Does Fair Supply assess ESG risk beyond Tier 1 suppliers in the supply chain?

Yes. Fair Supply models supplier networks up to 10 tiers, helping you identify ESG risks that exist deep within your upstream supply chain.