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 (MSART) offers a structured and defensible method for identifying modern slavery risk across both internal operations and extended supply chains. By delivering clear and evidence based insight, it helps embed human rights considerations into ethical sourcing practices, responsible procurement decisions, and broader corporate responsibility frameworks.

Collect modern slavery risk information in a consistent and structured manner across the supplier base, enabling meaningful comparison and analysis even within large and multi tier supply chains
Generate clear and decision ready outputs that support modern slavery reporting across multiple jurisdictions while strengthening transparency and accountability
Use a recognised and globally informed risk framework developed with subject matter expertise to ensure assessments are credible, evidence based, and proportionate
Assess suppliers individually or at scale, with the flexibility to integrate risk assessment into existing procurement, onboarding, and supplier management processes
Reduce barriers through straightforward onboarding and assessment workflows that encourage participation, limit administrative effort, and support timely completion
Protect sensitive information through enterprise grade security and privacy controls aligned with ISO 27001 standards, reinforcing trust and responsible data management.

User-Friendly Assessment Software

Lower the operational effort often linked to supply chain risk assessment by streamlining the way supplier information is gathered and evaluated. A clear and user friendly design makes participation easier for both internal teams and suppliers, improves the quality of responses, and speeds up the delivery of meaningful risk insight. This enables organisations to devote less time to administration and more time to informed action, supporting quicker and more effective management of emerging supply chain risks.

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.

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.

Globally Applicable Assessment Framework

When modern slavery risk is evaluated using inconsistent criteria, visibility and comparability across the supply chain can quickly decline. Applying a single, internationally recognised and evidence based framework provides a consistent method for assessing exposure across internal operations and supplier networks. This supports clearer comparison, stronger prioritisation, and more responsible management of modern slavery risk within complex and multi tier supply chains.

Modern Slavery Supply Chain Insights

Modern slavery disclosures carry weight only when they are grounded in real actions and measurable outcomes, not just written commitments. Designing supply chain oversight in line with regulatory expectations helps organisations show, in a practical way, how risks are detected, ranked, and addressed across their operations and supplier relationships. When data collection and analysis are aligned from the outset with reporting obligations, the process of preparing annual statements becomes more efficient and the final reporting more substantive. This results in clearer evidence of impact and stronger trust among regulators, investors, and other stakeholders.

Assessment interface highlighting high-risk sectors of operation, including agriculture, forestry, and fishing, with a world map showing regions where high-risk goods or services are sourced.

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.

An Action Plan For Every Supplier

After assessments are finalised, the emphasis shifts straight to practical follow up. Suppliers receive a targeted improvement plan that pinpoints areas of highest concern and outlines specific, time defined actions to address them. By progressing quickly from evaluation to implementation, this method promotes early intervention, supports constructive partnership, and drives measurable improvement in labour practices throughout the supply chain.

20+ Policy Templates

Organisations are provided with a practical set of ready made policy resources that cover modern slavery and labour rights across internal activities and supplier relationships. This removes the need to create policies from the ground up while maintaining alignment with recognised international standards and regulatory expectations. The resources offer a flexible base that can be tailored across different jurisdictions, industries, and levels of organisational maturity. They help embed consistent labour practices. They also strengthen preventative approaches to managing modern slavery risk.

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.

Modern Slavery Risk Reports

Supplier Risk Profiles

Each supplier submission is evaluated through a structured methodology and developed into a tailored risk profile that reflects the breadth of modern slavery exposure identified.

The resulting profile delivers a clear and consolidated picture of:

Overall risk position: A comprehensive view of the supplier’s modern slavery exposure across its operations and labour practices
Inherent and residual risk: Assessment of underlying risk factors together with any remaining exposure not addressed by existing controls
Industry and geographic context: Consideration of the sectors and regions in which the supplier operates, informed by recognised human rights risk indicators
Operational activities: Visibility of manufacturing, processing, service delivery, and other activities where labour related risks may emerge
Sourcing and labour arrangements: Insight into upstream sourcing, subcontracting structures, and workforce supply practices that influence exposure
Existing controls and mitigation measures: Policies, procedures, and actions currently in place to prevent, manage, or remediate identified risks.

Aggregated Supply Chain Reports

Aggregated reporting combines supplier information into a single organisation wide view of modern slavery exposure, shifting visibility from individual suppliers to the broader system.

An aggregated perspective can provide insight into:

Overall supplier risk landscape: A high level view of modern slavery exposure across the assessed supplier population
Sector based risk exposure: Identification of industry sectors connected to supplier operations, production, or sourcing where risk levels may be elevated
Geographic risk patterns: Visibility of countries and regions linked to supplier activity, including locations associated with higher human rights risk
Recurring risk themes and drivers: Analysis of common issues, systemic gaps, and emerging patterns across the supplier base
Supplier governance capability: Assessment of supplier policies, controls, and overall approaches to managing modern slavery risk
Mitigation and response activity: Oversight of actions taken by suppliers and the organisation to address identified issues and reduce exposure over time.

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.

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