Supply Chain Due Diligence Act – fulfilling the corporate responsibility
Solutions for the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
Here you will find an overview of all relevant basic information about the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act.
Our approach
To fulfil the far-reaching organisational, audit, duty, documentation, and reporting obligations, we provide your company with the comprehensive support necessary: from consulting on fundamental questions to the targeted analysis up to the implementation and control of the concrete actions. We support your company all along the way, from the analysis to execution of the measures necessary to adequately limit your exposure to the associated potential hazards. It is also a matter of identifying and implementing specific recommendations for action that will provide business advantages.
Our solutions
Our services for making the necessary adjustments to your supply chain:
| We work with you to determine your risk status and support you all the way from risk analysis to contract optimisation. Among other things, we help you by:
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| We ensure the further development of an integrated risk management system to avoid human rights vulnerabilities and environmental risks as well as legal violations along your supply chain by:
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| We ensure that all implemented measures and due diligence obligations are suitably integrated into your annual reporting and other communication channels to achieve your objectives:
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| We conduct audits of your supply chain with a focus on social responsibility, human rights, the environment, anti-bribery, and other issues by:
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Your benefits
Our experts will be happy to assist you with the cross-functional expertise needed to meet all the supply chain law’s requirements and ensure that you profit from the opportunities it offers. Our experts work in flexible, interdisciplinary teams tailored to your needs.
Your business benefits from the following advantages:
- Having legal certainty lets you avoid penalties, special investigations by the authorities, unforeseeable actions to comply with official orders, exclusion from public contracts, and expensive penalties and fines.
- Investors, suppliers, and customers are more likely to choose companies with proven sustainability in their supply chain.
- Your company's reputation can be enhanced.
- Depending on the services chosen, a sustainable/long-term implementation in the company is possible.
- To ensure resilience, the supply chain is optimised and readied for the future (e.g., in the form of a digital supply chain).