Global Supply Chain
Compliance and Regulations

NQC is built to help organisations demonstrate compliance with a wide range of global regulations, including the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

The platform aligns with the OECD Due Diligence Guidance by supporting a continuous cycle of risk identification, risk assessment, mitigation, and tracking which informs better long-term supply chain planning. Each stage of the workflow is underpinned by modules designed for compliance:

• MAP and SURVEIL provide supplier-led traceability and continuous monitoring across complex supply chains.
• ASSURE applies legislation-aligned assessments from a comprehensive assurance library, independently verifies evidence, and generates defensible compliance records.
• Corrective actions are assigned and tracked until suppliers demonstrate measurable progress, creating an auditable trail of due diligence.

This approach enables organisations to show regulators and stakeholders not only that they have mapped their supply chains, but that they are actively managing risks, mitigating impacts, and maintaining defensible evidence sets to protect market access.

Most tools stop at mapping, but NQC delivers the full OECD-aligned due diligence cycle. The platform is built around a continuous, risk-based process that recognises due diligence is never complete because supply chains evolve, markets shift, and new regulations emerge.

• MINE^AI provides a first-pass view of supply chain networks to flag potential risks.

• MAP builds on this with supplier-confirmed data to improve traceability.

• SURVEIL overlays external intelligence to create a more detailed and evolving risk profile.

• ASSURE applies the right assessments to determine whether risks are real, independently verifies evidence, and issues corrective actions. Suppliers cycle back through ASSURE until risks are managed and progress is demonstrable.

This integrated workflow means NQC not only identifies and assesses risks but also drives mitigation and continuous improvement, something most platforms simply cannot provide.