Exiger's 1Exiger platform covers supply chain risk, third-party risk management and due diligence. Its modern slavery article describes a knowledge graph of suppliers and third parties mapped to products down to raw materials, forced labour data, and sub-tier visibility beyond Tier 1.
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Large organisations and public-sector buyers needing sub-tier forced labour mapping inside a broader supply chain risk programme. A broad enterprise risk platform; modern slavery statement preparation, remediation records and worker channels need to be demonstrated rather than assumed.
Watch for: Enterprise scope; statement workflow needs a demo.
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Exiger provides the 1Exiger supply chain and third-party risk platform. This profile covers its forced labour and modern slavery supply chain mapping use. The about page states a 2013 founding and names no owner.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| Forced labour supply chain mapping | Documented by vendor | The vendor's article describes a knowledge graph representing suppliers and third parties and mapping products down to raw materials, combined with forced labour and supply chain data. Modern slavery tools article, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Nth-tier supplier identification and risk scoring | Documented by vendor | The supply chain risk page states that the platform identifies nth-tier suppliers, applies risk scores and traces their data sources, with dashboards and ongoing monitoring. It does not give the tier depth achieved for a given product category, so test this with your own bill of materials. Exiger supply chain risk management, checked 2 October 2026 |
| UFLPA-specific forced labour mapping | Depends on scope | The UFLPA page describes four steps: risk source identification, network mapping, scoring and tagging, and continuous monitoring, using Chinese government, geospatial and trade data. Its stated scope is Xinjiang and related Chinese supply chains for US importers, so check coverage for other regions and regimes. Exiger enhanced UFLPA solution, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Third-party due diligence workflow | Documented by vendor | The due diligence page lists sanctions, modern slavery, adverse media and other checks, risk profiles organised by risk event, configurable rules and a record of decisions. The page mentions analysts only in a customer quotation, so analyst review is not stated as a vendor service. Confirm what a modern slavery finding looks like in a record and who performs the review. Exiger due diligence solutions, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Product-level modern slavery data and integrations | Depends on scope | The risk and compliance page describes product-aware datasets linking products to input-level origin, facilities and owners, and an API-first approach with native ERP, source-to-pay and case system integrations. Verify which integrations are available for your systems and which data modules are in your contract. Exiger risk and compliance, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Security certifications | Documented by vendor | The risk and compliance page states FedRAMP Moderate authorisation, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2. Request current reports and confirm which deployment they cover. Exiger risk and compliance, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Third-party onboarding and continuous monitoring | Documented by vendor | The page describes automated onboarding and offboarding, conditional workflows and continuous monitoring with real-time risk ratings. Check how forced labour appears as a risk category. Exiger third-party risk management, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Transshipment and trade-origin detection | Documented by vendor | The article describes rebuilding trade routes from shipment records and linking shipments to beneficial owners and forced labour risk. Test it with your own shipment data. Exiger transshipment intelligence article, checked 2 October 2026 |
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Separate pricing recheck date not recorded. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.
Supply chain risk, third-party risk and due diligence on the 1Exiger platform; software supply chain security is a separate product.
Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.
Not applicable in the usual sense: Exiger is a web platform for supplier risk assessment and reporting, and no offline or mobile field mode is documented on the reviewed pages.
The pages describe proprietary and open-source data, watchlists, premium news and trade records. Two pages state 300 million companies and 6 billion people; these are unverified vendor figures. The language count is an animated counter, so ask for the list in writing.
The UFLPA solution page describes a scope of Xinjiang and Chinese supply chain networks for goods entering the United States. Ask about coverage for other jurisdictions before relying on it for a UK, Australian or EU statement.
No. The pages reviewed state no pricing. Request a quote that names modules, data sets and user numbers.
Drawn from the profiles behind the Alternatives list above: most category tags shared with Exiger first, then the closest overlap in documented capability names, then A to Z. Ratings, search demand and sponsorship are not used; rows are shown A to Z.
Shared category tags: 3 (Modern Slavery, Supplier Due Diligence, others).
Same: scope, offline, price and trial.
Shared category tags: 3 (Modern Slavery, Supplier Due Diligence, others).
Same: scope, offline, price and trial.
Shared category tags: 3 (Modern Slavery, Supplier Due Diligence, others).
Same: scope, offline, price and trial.
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