Supplier Risk Assessments. In Minutes. Not Weeks.
Run a fast, defensible modern slavery risk check on any individual supplier—using just a business name, domain, or identifier.
No guesswork. No surveys. No long lead times. Just evidence-backed risk insight you can use to support sourcing, onboarding, or renewal decisions.
Why procurement and ESG teams rely on Fair Supply Analyst
Analyst is purpose-built for procurement and ESG teams who need to assess individual suppliers quickly and confidently. In minutes, Analyst returns a structured modern slavery risk profile, backed by verifiable data and aligned to global legislation.
Whether you're reviewing a new supplier, responding to board-level scrutiny, or preparing a defensible record of due diligence, Analyst helps you move fast—without compromising on depth, accuracy, or transparency.
Fast, Defensible Risk Insight
Assess a supplier’s modern slavery risk in minutes—not weeks. No onboarding required.
Built for Procurement Workflows
Use during sourcing, onboarding, or renewal. Fit into existing RFP or vetting processes.
Data You Can Trust
Results are based on real, cited sources and industry-standard modelling.
Key Features
Search Any Supplier Instantly
Enter a business name or domain and receive a clear risk profile—based on geography, industry, and any known issues.
Contextual Risk Breakdown
See both exposure-based risk (inherent sector and region risk) and issue-based flags (e.g. public allegations, sanctions).
Related Entity Mapping
Get insight into known aliases, parent companies, subsidiaries, and ownership structures—so you don’t miss hidden risk.
Team Visibility and Audit Trail
Track your team’s activity and supplier history. Keep assessments consistent and defensible across procurement and ESG teams.
FAQs
These are the questions we get asked the most, and you'll find the answers below. But if you have others, please don't hesitate to contact us - we're here to help.
How does Fair Supply support ESG compliance reporting?
Fair Supply outputs are formatted to align with global ESG frameworks and statutory reporting needs, including CDP, IFRS S2, and ESRS.
Can Fair Supply support ESG requirements in RFPs or tender submissions?
Yes. Fair Supply generates standards-aligned risk outputs that procurement teams can use directly in RFPs, tender submissions, and supplier due diligence responses.
Can I export ESG risk assessment reports from Fair Supply for audits or internal reviews?
Yes. You can export Fair Supply reports in PDF or CSV formats for ESG audits, board reporting, or internal governance reviews.
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.
What carbon accounting tools are included in Fair Supply?
Fair Supply provides both a Scope 1 and 2 Emissions Calculator and a Scope 3 Supply Chain Assessment using EEIO modeling.
Does Fair Supply support audit-ready Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon reporting?
Yes. Fair Supply provides guided calculators to help organisations estimate and report their Scope 1 (direct) and Scope 2 (energy-related) emissions. The outputs align with leading frameworks like the GHG Protocol, CDP, IFRS S2, and ESRS, making them suitable for formal audits, disclosures, and internal climate targets.
How does Fair Supply calculate Scope 3 supply chain emissions for carbon reporting?
Fair Supply uses Environmentally Extended Input-Output (EEIO) analysis to model Scope 3 emissions based on supplier spend, sector, geography, and economic activity across up to 10 tiers.
How does Fair Supply assess supplier biodiversity risk?
Biodiversity impact is measured through nSTAR scores that combine economic activity, habitat overlap, and species threat data from IUCN and IBAT.
What is the nSTAR biodiversity score used in Fair Supply?
nSTAR stands for non-normalised Species Threat Abatement and Restoration and quantifies a supplier’s contribution to biodiversity loss by region and sector.
Can I benchmark biodiversity risk across suppliers using Fair Supply?
Yes. Fair Supply enables organisations to compare biodiversity impact scores across suppliers, industries, regions, and supply chain tiers. This helps procurement and ESG teams prioritise actions where species loss or habitat pressure is highest.
What information do I need to run an individual supplier assessment?
You can run a supplier assessment with just basic details—such as business name, website, or business ID number.
Can I compare multiple suppliers during sourcing or onboarding?
Yes. Fair Supply Analyst enables a side-by-side comparison across multiple suppliers with standardised risk assessments across multiple critical dimensions to inform procurement decisions.
How does Fair Supply assess modern slavery risk for individual suppliers?
Fair Supply Analyst surfaces real-time signals from trusted third-party data sources, public information and allegations alongside data from global macroeconomic modelling to provide a comprehensive view of risk exposure and known issues.
Increase in Efficiency
Real results for Lorna Jane
Supplier Visability
Make the invisable visable
Global Supply Chains
Data access in real-time
Alerts and Reports
Reports in minutes, not months