The Modern Slavery Assessment and Reporting Tool, or (MSART), is designed to support organisations in applying a structured and repeatable approach to managing modern slavery risk across both internal operations and extended supply chains.

Rather than concentrating only on disclosure, the tool enables practical identification, assessment, and response to risk, helping organisations align responsible sourcing and human rights commitments with everyday procurement activity and supplier management processes. It also provides a consistent framework for meeting modern slavery reporting requirements across different jurisdictions, reducing fragmentation and supporting more comparable and reliable reporting outcomes.

Modern Slavery Assessment dashboard displayed across a desktop monitor, laptop, and mobile device, showing charts, risk scores, and a global heatmap of supplier risk levels.

Gain a single, consistent view of modern slavery risk across the supplier base, enabling leadership to understand exposure clearly and prioritise action where it is most needed
Supplier inputs are converted into structured insight and reporting that supports a broad range of regulatory disclosure requirements, helping organisations maintain consistency across different reporting regimes
The methodology is based on an internationally recognised assessment framework. It was developed in collaboration with experienced modern slavery practitioners. This ensures alignment with established human rights and responsible sourcing standards
Suppliers can be assessed individually or across large populations, with assessments able to be integrated into existing procurement and supplier onboarding workflows to minimise disruption and reduce operational friction
Participation is designed to be simple for suppliers, using a streamlined assessment experience that reduces administrative burden while improving response quality and engagement
All supplier and risk information is protected through ISO 27001 certified security and privacy controls, supporting secure handling of sensitive data and maintaining strong information governance standards.

User-Friendly Assessment Software

The assessment process is structured to be straightforward for both internal teams and suppliers, reducing administrative effort while supporting more accurate and complete responses. By simplifying participation and promoting consistency, organisations can improve engagement levels. This helps shorten assessment timelines. It also enables them to obtain more dependable information to support early risk identification and timely action.

Assessment page showing sections for Regions and Sectors, Policy, Supply Chain Management, Risk Identification and Management, and Education and Training, all marked as completed with a submission timestamp displayed.

Globally Applicable Assessment Framework

Using a single assessment methodology creates consistency in how modern slavery risks are identified, evaluated, and prioritised across regions, supplier categories, and different tiers of the supply chain. This consistency allows organisations to compare risk more reliably and develop a clearer understanding of where attention is required.

Supplier assessment summary for Demo Supplier Pty Ltd showing a high-risk category due to inadequate risk control, with inherent risk scored 9 out of 10 and unmitigated risk scored 5.3 out of 10, alongside a button to view the full report.

Modern Slavery Supply Chain Insights

Supply chain insights are structured to align with government modern slavery reporting expectations, providing organisations with a clear connection between risk identification, management activity, and public disclosure. This alignment helps ensure that reporting reflects actual risk management practices rather than standalone narrative descriptions.

By converting assessment outcomes into reporting ready outputs, the approach reduces the time and administrative effort involved in preparing annual modern slavery statements. It also gives stakeholders greater visibility into how risks are identified, prioritised, and addressed in practice, supporting more transparent and credible disclosure.

Assessment interface highlighting high-risk sectors of operation, including agriculture, forestry, and fishing, with a world map showing regions where high-risk goods or services are sourced.

An Action Plan For Every Supplier

Once an assessment is completed, suppliers are provided with tailored action plans that highlight priority risk areas and outline practical steps for improvement. This allows suppliers to move directly from assessment outcomes to implementation, supporting timely action and reducing delays in addressing modern slavery risks.

Action plan interface showing not yet completed actions, including policies and training requirements for suppliers, with items such as vulnerability assessments, worker documentation, modern slavery awareness training, recruitment fee policy, and recruiter screening.

20+ Policy Templates

Organisations have access to a comprehensive library of more than 20 ready to use policy templates covering key modern slavery and labour rights topics across both internal operations and supplier relationships. Developed to reflect regulatory expectations and recognised international standards, these templates provide a practical starting point for organisations seeking to introduce or strengthen modern slavery controls.

The resources are designed to support organisations of different sizes and operating environments. They help establish consistent expectations and governance practices. This applies regardless of geographic footprint or supply chain complexity.

Resource library page showing a modern slavery policy framework with downloadable policy templates, including child labour, grievance management, equal opportunity, recruitment, migrant worker, and human trafficking policies.

Modern Slavery Risk Reports

Supplier Risk Profiles

Each supplier assessment is reviewed in detail and translated into a structured risk profile that brings together key information in a consistent and comparable format. The profile provides a clear foundation for analysis and decision making, supporting stronger oversight and more informed engagement with suppliers. This includes:

Overall supplier risk rating: A consolidated view of the supplier’s exposure to modern slavery risk based on assessment outcomes
Inherent and residual risk levels: Identification of underlying risk factors together with any remaining exposure not addressed by existing controls
Operating industries and geographies: Visibility into the sectors and regions in which the supplier operates
Production related sectors and locations: Insight into where goods are manufactured, processed, or otherwise produced
Sourcing and procurement activities: Sectors and regions connected to upstream sourcing and supply practices
Risk controls and mitigation measures: Policies, actions, and control mechanisms implemented to manage, reduce, or remediate identified risks.

Aggregated Supply Chain Reports

Aggregated reporting brings together information from across the supplier network to create a single organisation wide view of modern slavery exposure. This consolidated perspective helps identify patterns, areas of concentrated risk, and clear priorities for action across the supply chain. It includes:

Overall risk profile and trends: Visibility into modern slavery exposure across the supplier base and how risk levels are changing over time
Industry sector exposure: Analysis of sectors connected to supplier operations, production activity, and sourcing practices where risk may be elevated
Geographic risk concentration: Insight into countries and regions associated with supplier operations, manufacturing, or sourcing activity
Key risk themes and drivers: Deeper examination of recurring issues, underlying causes, and areas where exposure may be systemic or heightened
Supplier governance and management practices: Evaluation of supplier policies, governance arrangements, and approaches used to manage modern slavery risk
Risk response and remediation activity: Visibility into actions undertaken by suppliers and the organisation to address identified issues and reduce risk over time.

Dashboard displaying supplier risk metrics with inherent risk score, unmitigated risk score, and completion rate, alongside a bar chart of supplier risk categories and a scatter plot comparing inherent and unmitigated risk scores.

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