Supply Chain module
Make it easy for your suppliers to give you their data.
Self-guided, or with advisors at the ready.
Your suppliers are not sustainability experts, so the portal explains what each question means and why you are asking. What comes back is evidence, human rights risk mapping, and the primary data that feeds Scope 3 Category 1.
How people arrive here
A customer sent you a questionnaire
One you cannot answer without asking your own suppliers first.
Your largest customer is in scope for CS3D
Their obligation becomes your questionnaire.
You need primary supplier data for Scope 3
And you have been estimating from spend.
What the module covers
- A supplier portal
- Your suppliers can use it without an account, and each question explains what it means and why you are asking.
- Questionnaire templates
- EcoVadis, CS3D, Modern Slavery and Scope 3, plus a custom questionnaire for anything the four do not cover. The annual report Canada’s S-211 Act asks for is prepared in Forced Labour Reporting.
- Risk mapping
- Human rights and supply chain risk, mapped from the answers rather than assumed from the sector.
- Primary data for Scope 3
- Feeds Category 1 with the basis recorded per supplier, including whether their own figure was third-party assured.
How it works
- You bring
- Your supplier list and what you spend with each one.
- ThemisIQ applies
- Asks your suppliers the right questions, follows up with anyone who has not replied, and maps every answer to the framework that asked for it.
- You get
- Answers from your suppliers, kept with the proof behind them, and Scope 3 Category 1 figures you can explain.
How you stand behind it
Every supplier answer is kept with the evidence attached to it and the date it arrived, so a figure traces back to the response that produced it rather than to a spreadsheet nobody can find.
Nothing is a black box. Every score carries the inputs and the method that produced it, so a reviewer can follow the reasoning rather than taking the number on trust.
What it satisfies
Each of these is described, sourced and mapped to a module on the regulations page.
Pricing
One flat annual price.
Unlimited suppliers on the portal. Add modules and the multi-module discount applies automatically: two modules −10%, three or more −20%.
Supply Chain
$2,900 / reporting year
✓Supplier portal, no account needed for your suppliers
✓EcoVadis, CS3D, Modern Slavery and Scope 3 templates
✓A custom questionnaire for anything they do not cover
✓Human rights and supply chain risk mapping
✓Primary data into Scope 3 Category 1, with its basis
Order the moduleQuestions people ask first
Our suppliers are small. Is this too much to ask of them?
The portal is built for someone who has never been asked this before. No account, no login, and each question explains what it means and why you are asking. Most answers come from a utility bill and a headcount. Where a supplier genuinely cannot answer, that is recorded as an absence rather than left as a gap you discover later.
What if a supplier does not respond?
You see who has not replied and the platform follows up. Where no figure arrives, the category is estimated from the spend you recorded and marked as an estimate, so the split between reported and estimated is visible to you and to anyone checking your inventory.
Does CS3D apply to us?
Almost certainly not. Since Directive (EU) 2026/470 there is a single scope tier, and an EU company is caught only with more than 5,000 employees and more than EUR 1.5bn net worldwide turnover. A non-EU company is caught on more than EUR 1.5bn turnover generated in the EU, with no employee test. Scope can also be reached through group parentage and through franchising or licensing arrangements, which this platform does not assess. What reaches you instead is the request: your in-scope customers cannot diligence a value chain they have no information about, so they will ask, and they will ask before their own deadline of 26 July 2029 rather than on it. A company in scope may seek information from a business partner with fewer than 5,000 employees only where that information is not publicly available and is necessary to address a salient issue.
Transposition is what turns these dates into national obligations, and it has not happened in earnest yet. Member States transpose by 26 July 2028. The Commission is due to publish implementation guidelines before 26 July 2027, and they are not published at the time of writing. Both will change how the questionnaires you receive are worded, so treat the wording of a request as your customer's reading of the directive rather than as the directive.
How does this connect to our Scope 3 inventory?
Supplier figures feed Category 1 directly, each carrying the basis it came in on and whether the supplier told you their own reporting is third-party assured. Where a supplier’s stated assurance disagrees with the figure they gave, that is flagged rather than reconciled silently.
