Supplier risk management for compliance and sustainability leads.
One go-to tool for compliance and sustainability
One platform for every regulation
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Due diligence that documents itself.
ESG due diligence regulations like LkSG and CSDDD ask for the same four things: a risk analysis you can justify, preventive measures where risk is found, a complaints channel, and documentation proving all of it happened.
Prewave runs the risk analysis continuously from external signals, so suppliers are only asked about what the data cannot answer. Findings route into corrective actions with owners and deadlines, the complaints channel sits in the same system, and every step is logged for documentation purposes.
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EUDR compliance, simplified.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) demands plot-level geolocation for every consignment, retained for five years. No questionnaire produces that at scale, and there are few permissible shortcuts.
Prewave traces sourcing to producer level and verifies plots against satellite data rather than asking suppliers to confirm them. Missing information from suppliers is followed up with using a streamlined, automated process, with compliance-ready statements generated and submitted automatically.
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Less manual work for compliance teams, measured independently
Uncovering forced labour risks in the deep supply chain
Forced labour exposure usually sits several tiers below your direct suppliers – and with no direct relationship, your influence to effect change can be limited. Meanwhile enforcement has moved: under the UFLPA, goods can be detained at the US border, while the EU Forced Labour Regulation includes sales bans for non-compliant companies.
Prewave screens continuously for forced labour risk using signals from outside the supplier relationship: local-language reporting, NGO findings, court records and worker testimony, mapped through your Tier-N supplier network. The result: findings your team can act on.
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Report: Modern Slavery and Forced Labour Hotspots
Together with Löning, we assessed forced labour risk across three sectors already embedded in global supply chains. This is what screening from outside the supplier relationship actually turns up.
WHAT'S INSIDE
- How China's labour transfer programmes produce forced labour that presents as ordinary employment on paper.
- Ten named companies assessed, each with case findings and a severity and likelihood rating.
- Why Myanmar's rare earth mining and Malaysia's rubber industry place risk inside green technology and medical supply chains.
Prewave's Supplier Risk Management is Recognised by Industry Analysts
Everything you need to know.
- If your company is in scope, yes. You need a tool that handles geolocation data, plot verification and due diligence statement submission, because those requirements are unlike anything earlier regulations asked for. A general due diligence tool built around questionnaires will not produce plot-level evidence.
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