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    iPRO

    iPRO is an Australian provider whose Modern Slavery Assessment Tool (MSAT) assesses an organisation's operations and supply chain for modern slavery risk and aggregates supply chain reporting against Australian, Canadian, UK, Californian and European reporting criteria. It also offers a separate contractor compliance product for onboarding, verification and site access.

    Evidence: Researched profile

    Built from vendor sources checked ; AI-assisted drafting. Documentation review, not a hands-on test. How pages are made

    Who is iPRO for?

    Australian and Canadian organisations wanting a quick, low-effort modern slavery assessment for an annual statement. A rapid assessment is a starting point for a statement, not evidence of due diligence depth. Confirm how findings lead to actions and how the record tracks them year to year.

    Watch for: Depth of remediation tracking needs a demo.

    Sources checked .

    Product tour

    Vendor visuals—not a QHSEtech hands-on test.

    Desktop dashboard with risk scores, bar chart and scatter plot, a phone summary and a laptop showing a risk-tier world map.

    Modern slavery assessment dashboard on three devices

    Source

    Capabilities and scope

    iPRO is an Australian software provider. This profile covers its Modern Slavery Assessment Tool (MSAT); its contractor compliance product is a separate scope.

    iPRO capabilities, evidence status and source links
    CapabilityEvidenceScope and source
    Modern slavery assessment toolDocumented by vendor

    The home page describes the Modern Slavery Assessment Tool for assessing operations and supply chain for modern slavery risks, with aggregated reporting against Australian, Canadian, UK, Californian and European criteria.

    iPRO home and Modern Slavery Assessment Tool, checked 2 October 2026
    Questionnaire-based assessment of organisation and suppliersDocumented by vendor

    The MSAT page describes organisations and suppliers completing an assessment, with responses stored on the platform and risk areas including geography, downstream supply chain management, labour policies and employment practices. The question set and number of questions were not stated.

    iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment Tool, checked 2 October 2026
    Supplier risk categorisation and action plansDocumented by vendor

    The page states that risk insights categorise suppliers by risk level and give an action plan, with per-supplier analysis and aggregated insights. The page does not describe how actions are assigned, tracked or evidenced, so this needs a demonstration.

    iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment Tool, checked 2 October 2026
    Statement support by jurisdictionDepends on scope

    The MSAT page lists Australian and UK statements and the Canadian Supply Chains Act annual report, while the home page also refers to Californian and European criteria. Confirm which outputs exist for each regime, since the product page lists fewer than the home page.

    iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment Tool, checked 2 October 2026iPRO home and Modern Slavery Assessment Tool, checked 2 October 2026
    Information security certificationDocumented by vendor

    The company page states ISO 27001 certification, independently audited, and names an AWS Startup Program partnership, not a hosting arrangement. The security policy page describes an ISO 27001:2022 management system for a management-defined scope. Request the certificate scope and hosting region in writing.

    iPRO about the company, checked 2 October 2026iPRO information security policy, checked 2 October 2026
    Supplier risk profiles and draft statementDepends on scope

    A separate iPRO-operated assessment site (2023 copyright footer) describes supplier risk profiles, aggregated insights, supply chain maps and a draft statement. The ipro.net pages describe supplier and aggregated reporting and statement generation more briefly, without maps; ask for a sample.

    iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment site, checked 2 October 2026iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment site, legislation page, checked 2 October 2026
    Data location for the verification platformDepends on scope

    The badges page says data is stored and processed in Australia, and the assessment site refers to Australian-based data storage for the modern slavery tool. Confirm the location for your own supplier responses in writing.

    iPRO verification badges and proof of action, checked 2 October 2026iPRO Modern Slavery Assessment site, checked 2 October 2026

    iPRO pricing

    Quote-based

    Separate pricing recheck date not recorded. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.

    Which product scope should the quote cover?

    Modern Slavery Assessment Tool; the contractor compliance product is a separate scope.

    Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.

    Offline work and integrations

    Not applicable in the usual sense: iPRO is a web platform for supplier risk assessment and reporting, and no offline or mobile field mode is documented on the reviewed pages.

    What we could not verify

    3 depend on scope · 1 note

    Demo script

    Proposed demo: supplier assessment to action plan

    1. Complete the assessment for the organisation and send it to two test suppliers.
    2. Review the risk category given to each and ask how it was calculated.
    3. Open the action plan for a higher-risk supplier and assign, evidence and close an action.
    4. Generate the aggregated output for each reporting regime you use and compare it with the criteria.

    Proposed demo: post-assessment report and contract terms

    1. Ask the vendor to run a sample assessment for three fictional suppliers.
    2. Open the post-assessment report and review the supply chain map and supplier risk profiles.
    3. Select one mitigation action and show how it informs a contract term.
    4. Generate the draft statement and mark which sentences come from assessment data.
    5. Ask where the data is stored and how long responses are retained.

    Ask the vendor to show you

    1. Which data do suppliers need to provide, and what is scored from spend and supplier names alone?
    2. How does the platform capture signals that contradict a supplier's own questionnaire answers?
    3. How is a finding linked to a remediation action and to the sentence in the published statement?
    4. Which jurisdictions' reporting criteria are mapped (UK, Australia, Canada, EU), and who maintains that mapping?

    Checks specific to this product

    Assessment depth and question set:
    Ask to see the full questionnaire and the areas scored. Check that it covers operations and suppliers separately, and record which questions are fixed and which can be changed.
    Risk categorisation logic:
    The page states suppliers are categorised by risk level. Ask how the level is calculated from answers and geography, and retain the method document with your records.
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    Questions the sources answer

    Which countries does iPRO serve?

    Its home page says it is Australian-based with solutions for companies in Australia and Canada.

    How is the MSAT different from iPRO's contractor compliance product?

    The contractor management page describes a separate product for pre-qualification, worker verification and site access. This profile covers the MSAT only.

    Sources

    9 sources, checked

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