The Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) has been in force in Germany since January 1, 2023. It aims to provide greater protection for human rights and the environment in the global economy. Affected companies must check suppliers for compliance with human rights and environmental standards. This creates new due diligence and reporting obligations for companies.
We offer a comprehensive risk management system that is aligned with the guidelines of the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) to comply with the new requirements. Conduct abstract and concrete risk analyses, implement preventive and corrective measures, and easily document and report on your due diligence efforts. Integrity Next helps you implement the Supply Chain Act with confidence and efficiency.
Establishing a risk management system
Performing regular risk analyses
Laying down preventive measures
Taking remedial action
Implementing due diligence obligations at indirect suppliers
Documentation and reporting
Establishing a complaints procedure
Issuing a policy statement
IntegrityNext has developed a field-tested process, which supports you step by step with the establishment of a continuous and effective risk management in line with BAFA guidelines:
We help you meet the requirements of the German Supply Chain Act with minimal effort, reduce associated risks and improve the sustainability of your supply chain. The IntegrityNext platform covers the key due diligence and reporting duties of the LkSG and supports a fast and efficient implementation of the new requirements in your company.
IntegrityNext runs mostly automated and is particularly resource-friendly for you.
A legal opinion was conducted to determine exactly which requirements of the LkSG are met with IntegrityNext.
A project with IntegrityNext takes 6 to 8 weeks on average.
There are no related costs for your suppliers – this increases your response rate.
IntegrityNext covers all risk areas defined in the LkSG, as well as many more.
Adherence to the LkSG using IntegrityNext facilitates the future implementation of the EU Supply Chain Directive.
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