Supply Chain Compliance Software
Master the compliance challenges of your supply chain with our automated and AI-supported IT solution
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AI supported supply chain risk management system
Supply Chain Compliance Software
AI supported supply chain risk management system
Supply Chain Compliance Software
With its Supply Chain Compliance Software, Compliance Solutions offers an integrated supply risk IT solution for the legally compliant implementation of any complex requirements set by local and national law.
Supply chain compliance systems are an essential component for companies looking to maintain ethical and legal standards in their operations. These supply risk management systems ensure that all processes, from sourcing materials to delivering products, adhere to local and international regulations. Using interfaces, the system can be easily integrated and quickly implemented into your already existing business processes.
Supply chain risk management requirements
Compliance with all legal requirements
Compliance with all legal requirements
By implementing the following mechanisms, your supply chain compliance system will be more secure and in line with international and local regulations such as the German Supply Chain Act. These mechanisms are the best way to maintain standards and to ensure that the supply risks system stays consistent.
The Supply Chain Compliance Software from Compliance Solutions fully covers these five areas and ensures sustainable monitoring of national and international supply chains.
Supply risk management
Supply risk analysis
Complaints procedure
Preventative & remedial measures
Documentation
& reporting
Supply risk
management
Supply risk
analysis
Complaints
procedure
Prevention- &
remedial
measures
Documentation
& reporting
Supply risk
management
Supply risk
analysis
Complaints
procedure
Prevention- &
remedial
measures
Documentation
& reporting
Supply Chain Act (LkSG)
Whitepaper Supply Chain Act (LkSG)
In our whitepaper, we summarise the relevant information on the new Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) for you. We present how you can implement the “Act on Corporate Due Diligence in Supply Chains” with an IT-supported compliance system and how you can establish an effective and economical supplier management in your company.
Workflow of the suppy risk management system
Supply Chain Compliance Software
Supply Chain
Compliance Software
Compliance Solutions offers a workflow-driven and fully risk-based supply chain compliance solution, with automated, AI-assisted risk calculations, as well as comprehensive screening on supply chains risks as well as corruption-related topics.
The Supply Chain Compliance Software work by monitoring and managing the various aspects of a company’s supply chain. The process begins with identifying their customers’ suppliers and conducting risk assessments to determine potential areas of non-compliance. Based on these assessments, companies can implement measures to mitigate risk and ensure compliance throughout their supply chain.
Compliance Solutions’ Supply Chain Compliance Software also involves regular audits of suppliers to verify their adherence to regulations.
Why this is important
The Significance of Supply Chain Risk Management Systems
The Significance of Supply Chain Risk Management Systems
Supply chain compliance systems play a crucial role in helping companies maintain ethical and legal standards in their operations. Here are the reasons why these systems are essential:
- Legal Compliance: Companies are required to comply with local and international regulations related to labor practices, environmental standards, and product safety. Failure to do so can result in legal consequences and reputational damage.
- Ethical Standards: Supply chain compliance systems help companies ensure that their products are produced ethically, without exploiting workers or causing harm to the environment. This is necessary to maintain a positive brand image and meet consumer demands for ethically sourced.
- Risk Mitigation: Non-compliance in the supply chain can lead to disruptions, delays, and financial losses. By implementing compliance systems, companies can identify potential risks and take proactive measures to mitigate them, minimizing the impact on their operations and bottom line.
- Long-Term Sustainability: Supply chain risk management systems help companies establish long-term sustainability by promoting responsible sourcing practices, minimizing waste and pollution, and ensuring fair treatment of workers. This can lead to improved efficiency, cost savings, and a positive impact on the environment.
20. Frankfurter Symposium Compliance
Vortrag: Business Partner Integrity Management
Videomitschnitt der Masterclass: “Hohe Dynamik im Business Partner Integrity Management: Permanentes Monitoring und ESG-Themen in der Lieferkette” auf dem 20. Frankfurter Symposium Compliance.
Referent: Dr. Roman Zagrosek (Managing Director, Compliance Solutions)
20. Frankfurter Symposium Compliance
Vortrag: Business Partner Integrity Management
Videomitschnitt der Masterclass: “Hohe Dynamik im Business Partner Integrity Management: Permanentes Monitoring und ESG-Themen in der Lieferkette” auf dem 20. Frankfurter Symposium Compliance.
Referent: Dr. Roman Zagrosek (Managing Director, Compliance Solutions)
TRUST THE GOLD STANDARD
Why Compliance Solutions?
- Legally compliant fulfillment of all international and national requirements
- AI-supported, automated & resource-saving
- User-friendly, guided best-practice workflows
- Fast, straightforward implementation
- Also available as an individually customizable enterprise solution for corporate groups
Trust the gold standard
Why Compliance Solutions?
- Legally compliant fulfillment of all international and national requirements
- AI-supported, automated & resource-saving
- User-friendly, guided best practice workflows
- fast, straightforward implementation
- Also available as an individually customizable enterprise solution for corporate groups
SUPPLY CHAIN COMPLIANCE SYSTEM
Choose the perfect Supply Chain Compliance Software for your needs
Standard
- Turnkey
- Quick to implement
- Best-practice workflow
- Compliance Solutions Baseline Check
- Audit-proof case management
- Risk assessment of the business partners
- Management summary
- Standard BI & Reporting
Enterprise
- Fully customizable
- Interfaces to other software systems
- Compliance Solutions Baseline Check
- audit-proof case management
- Integrated best-practice workflow
- Risk assessment of the business partners
- Management summary
- Advanced Reporting
- Workflow adjustments
- Data Cube
INITIAL CONSULTATION & PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION
Individual Advice on the Supply Chain Compliance System
Are you interested in our supply chain risk management software? Then write to us, our compliance experts will be happy to advise you.
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Further information on the Supply Chain Act
Further information on the Supply Chain Act
The German Supply Chain Act
On June 11th 2021, the German Bundestag passed the Supply Chain Sourcing Obligations Act (LkSG):
- Starting 2023, it initially applied to companies with more than 3,000 employees.
- Starting 2024, it will also apply to companies with more than 1,000 employees.
Protection of human rights
The Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) focuses on the far-reaching protection of human rights in the global economy – a range of topics that can be summarized under the term social compliance.
In the context of global supply chains, there is a risk of human rights violations such as child labor, discrimination, exploitation or lack of labor rights. Another aspect is environmental degradation through illegal deforestation, pesticide emissions and water and air pollution.
The Supply Chain Act is intended to oblige German companies to better fulfil their global responsibilities.
At the same time, it is also intended to eliminate competitive disadvantages for companies that already voluntarily invest in sustainable supply chain management, as defined by the Supply Chain Act.
Entrepreneurial duties of care
With the Supply Chain Act (LkSG), the legislators set concrete requirements for corporate due diligence.
It implies that companies must analyse human rights risks, take preventive and remedial measures, establish grievance mechanisms and report on their related activities.
The due diligence obligations of companies basically extend to the entire supply chain – from the raw material to the finished sales product.
The requirements are tiered, in particular according to the ability to influence the perpetrator of the human rights violation as well as the different stages in the supply chain. If there are clear indications of violations, the companies must take action.
Compliance with the Due Diligence Act is reviewed and controlled by the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA) as an external authority. In the event of omissions or violations, it can impose fines or exclude companies from public procurement.
