Supply Chain & Sustainable Procurement

Supply Chain & Sustainable Procurement

Know your supply chain risks. Collect sustainability data from suppliers. Meet CS3D, EcoVadis, Modern Slavery and ESRS S2 obligations — without spreadsheets or consultants.

Map your supply chain →See how supplier data reaches Scope 3 →$2,900/yrTalk to a specialist
Scope 3 Cat.1ESRS S2CS3DEcoVadisCDP supplier engagementModern SlaveryUNGPGRI 414
70%
of emissions
typically in Scope 3 Cat.1 for manufacturers
CS3D
26 July 2029
EU supply chain due diligence — civil liability for failures
5+
frameworks
CS3D · EcoVadis · Modern Slavery · CDP supplier engagement · ESRS S2 — one platform
$2,900
portal/yr
vs $15,000–$50,000 for EcoVadis supplier outreach — same outcome
EU CS3D — Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence

Civil liability for supply chain failures.
Start preparing now.

CS3D introduces civil liability for harm caused by inadequate human rights and environmental due diligence across your value chain — not just tier 1. If your company has more than 5,000 employees and more than EUR 1.5bn net worldwide turnover, you must comply from 26 July 2029. Preparation starts now.

✓Human rights due diligence (HRDD) across full value chain
✓Accessible grievance mechanisms for value chain workers
✓Risk-based supplier prioritisation and monitoring
✓Civil liability for failures — not just regulatory fines
✓ESRS G1 and S2 disclosure integration
Key supply chain frameworks
EU CS3D
Human rights + environmental HRDD
26 July 2029 (large companies)
ESRS S2
Value chain workers
FY2024 (large EU)
SB 253 Scope 3
Category 1 purchased goods
2027 (California)
CDP supplier engagement
Supplier engagement programme
Annual · July
Modern Slavery Act
UK + Australia transparency statement
Annual
EcoVadis
Supplier sustainability ratings
Customer-requested
Platform capabilities

Everything your supply chain programme needs.

Supplier portal
Branded supplier sustainability data collection portal. Suppliers complete structured questionnaires on emissions, labour practices, and environmental performance — no spreadsheets.
Scope 3 Cat.1 primary data
Collect spend data, activity data, and supplier-specific emission factors directly from your supply base — the primary supplier data that feeds your Scope 3 Category 1 calculation in the GHG module, across all GHG Protocol methods.
Human rights risk mapping
Risk-based HRDD across your value chain. Country and sector risk scoring. Supplier prioritisation for deeper assessment. Questionnaires cover grievance mechanisms and remediation.
EcoVadis-themed questionnaires
Supplier questionnaires structured to the four EcoVadis themes — Environment, Labour & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement — so the evidence you collect maps to the scorecard you're rated against.
Modern Slavery Act
UK and Australia Modern Slavery Act. Structured supplier questionnaires across forced and compulsory labour, child labour, and due diligence and remediation — with supply chain mapping and risk identification.
ESRS S2 supplier data
Supplier questionnaires aligned to ESRS S2 (value chain workers) — the value chain worker data your disclosure needs, collected and evidenced.
How it works

From supplier list to Scope 3 data.

01
Map your supply base
Upload your supplier list. ThemisIQ risk-scores each supplier by country, sector, and spend — prioritising who needs deep assessment first.
02
Collect supplier data
Send branded data collection requests via the ThemisIQ supplier portal. Track completion status and send reminders to non-responders.
03
Collect Category 1 data
Suppliers report their Category 1 emissions through the portal. Where a supplier hasn't responded, spend-based estimates fill the gap.
04
Feed your Scope 3
Pull supplier-reported Category 1 emissions into your GHG inventory, with spend-based gap-fill for non-responders. You review the full breakdown before it's applied.

CS3D applies from 26 July 2029.
Start building now.

Supply chain due diligence programmes take 12–18 months to establish properly. The companies starting now will be ready. The ones starting in 2026 won't be.

Map your supply chain →$2,900/yrTalk to a specialist