CSR Reporting Obligations Solution

In addition to the voluntary sustainability and ethics guidelines that companies impose on themselves, the Supply Chain Act is a new piece of legislation that governs the responsibility of companies for their supply chains. This imposes an obligation on companies to ensure that their supply chains are free from human rights abuses and environmental damage.

To do so, they must take measures to identify, prevent or mitigate the risks in their supply chain. They must also create transparency and require their suppliers to comply with these standards..

Violations of the Supply Chain Act can lead to substantial fines and affect the reputation of the relevant company. It is therefore important that companies take their obligations seriously and carefully monitor their supply chains to ensure that they meet certain ethical and sustainable standards.

• Risk analysis
• Risk management
• Prevention and remedial measures in case of injuries, monitoring
• Establishment of a complaints procedure
• Documentation and reporting obligations

Because trade-e-bility is:

• certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015  (Quality Management)
• certified according to DIN EN ISO 14001:2015  (environmental management)
• makes an active contribution to climate protection:  "Acting Consciously"
• BAFA-registered management consultancy (trade-e-bility)

A good scorecard will not only give you a good CSR rating for your company, but you will usually benefit from a positive assessment of your company by your customers when competing with other suppliers.