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Fair Supply screens a supplier list from supplier names and spend to baseline modern slavery risk by geography and industry. Its product page describes risk tracing up to ten tiers deep, supplier triage against risk thresholds, supplier engagement workflows, remediation tracking and date-stamped, user-attributed assessments feeding modern slavery statements and board reports.
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Organisations preparing modern slavery statements that need to prioritise suppliers from spend data. Inherent risk mapping from spend and sector models estimates exposure; it does not establish conditions at a named supplier. Confirm how modelled tiers differ from supplier-confirmed data, and how worker-level signals reach the record.
Watch for: Deep-tier results are modelled; confirm which are supplier-verified.
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Fair Supply is an Australian supply chain risk platform. This profile covers its modern slavery risk assessment, due diligence and reporting software, not its advisory services.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| Modern slavery risk assessment | Documented by vendor | The product page describes screening all suppliers to baseline modern slavery risk by geography and industry, starting from supplier names and spend, with risk traced up to ten tiers deep. Modern slavery risk assessment software |
| Supplier due diligence and remediation tracking | Documented by vendor | Suppliers are triaged for deeper due diligence by risk threshold, engaged through built-in workflows, and remediation is tracked with date-stamped, user-attributed records. Modern slavery risk assessment software |
| Modelled multi-tier risk from names and spend | Depends on scope | The assessment page describes a Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) approach that maps risk up to ten tiers from supplier name and spend data, including for suppliers with limited disclosure. The page does not clarify which tier results are modelled and which are confirmed by the supplier, so ask for that distinction per record. Fair Supply supply chain assessment, checked 30 September 2026Fair Supply FAQs, checked 30 September 2026 |
| Supplier self-assessment questionnaires and scoring | Documented by vendor | The due diligence page describes centralised SAQs, tailored variants (for example SME, labour hire and offshore suppliers) and automatic scoring of responses, plus cited issues from media, NGO and regulatory sources. Confirm which question sets exist for your supplier types and how a questionnaire answer is reconciled with a cited external issue. Fair Supply supplier due diligence, checked 30 September 2026 |
| Versioned audit trail | Documented by vendor | The page states that each assessment, engagement, score and decision is kept with its timestamp and framework version, and that mitigation and residual exposure can be compared over repeated engagements. Verify how a past assessment is retrieved and exported after the framework changes. Fair Supply supplier due diligence, checked 30 September 2026 |
| Modern slavery statement and board reporting outputs | Documented by vendor | The reporting page lists modern slavery statement support for the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth), along with board-ready and regulator-ready ESG reports. Jurisdictions named on the pages reviewed are Australia, New Zealand and the EU; confirm coverage for any other regime, such as the UK or Canada, before relying on it. Fair Supply compliance reporting, checked 30 September 2026Modern slavery risk assessment software |
| Information security certification | Documented by vendor | The trust page states ISO 27001:2022 certification, encryption in transit and at rest, annual penetration testing, least-privilege access and GDPR compliance for EU and UK requirements. Request the certificate scope and latest test summary through vendor onboarding rather than relying on the web statement. Fair Supply trust and security, checked 30 September 2026 |
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Modern slavery risk assessment, supplier due diligence, engagement and reporting outputs; emissions and biodiversity modules and advisory services are separate scopes.
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Not applicable in the usual sense: Fair Supply is a web platform for supplier risk assessment and reporting, and no offline or mobile field mode is documented on the reviewed pages.
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