Daily checks protect your organisation from ESG-related risks in your supply chain
Continuous monitoring of every active supplier for environments, social and governance (ESG) related risks protects your supply chain and brand reputation from damaging 3rd party risks.
Checking for ESG-related issues when onboarding new suppliers does not provide sufficient protection – new ESG-related risks arise daily. Only daily checking of all your active suppliers for ESG-related risks keeps you adequately protected.
With legislation on the horizon and increasing prioritisation of ESG compliance with customers and investors, continuous ESG monitoring has become essential for public and private sector organisations and is now integrated into FISCAL’s NXG Forensics supplier risk detection.
One-off checks of your suppliers during onboarding or 3/6/12 monthly thereafter do not provide adequate protection. Only daily checking detects risks as soon as they arise, protecting your organisation before they cause significant damage.
We check suppliers against the most significant sanction lists from all over the world, including those published by OFSI, OFAC, the UN, FBI, and Interpol.
Daily monitoring for adverse media
Daily monitoring for suppliers on multiple sanction lists
Stay protected from high-profile ESG risks
Make sanction list checking part of daily compliance control
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Continuous ESG Monitoring
Without daily checking of your Master Supplier File (MSF) against global ESG risk sources, you risk purchasing from a supplier that could damage your reputation or interrupt your supply chain.

Solution Overview Brochure
Unnecessary cash leakage is caused by weak or out of date controls in procure to pay processing.

LSE Supplier Risk Intelligence Brochure
PLCs are facing an unprecedented level of risk in their Procure-to-Pay (P2P) cycle.
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