These resources are designed to evaluate and stress-test your business’s due diligence programme; Sedex is designed to strengthen it.
This is where sustainability, compliance and supply chain teams come to measure how their programmes are performing today. Every tool here is free to use, built on real audit and regulatory data, and designed to point to a practical next step, not just a score.
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Explore tools to help you understand supply chain risks, navigate sustainability requirements and identify opportunities for improvement.
Whether you’re assessing your current approach or planning your next steps, find practical support to make informed decisions and turn insight into action. Preview panels show example results.
Once you know which regulations apply, the next question is harder to answer honestly: how ready is your programme, really? This tool gives procurement, sustainability and business leaders a structured snapshot.
A free, Excel-based self-assessment of 30 questions across six areas, from policy through to remediation, automatically scored against maturity stages built on the UN Guiding Principles and OECD Due Diligence Guidance. You’ll see your benchmark, your strongest areas, and where Sedex can help move you from commitment to action.
Most procurement and sustainability teams have a feeling for how exposed their supply chain is. Very few have checked. This two-minute self-assessment gives you an honest read. No audit, no jargon.
Answer 7 quick questions about how far your visibility reaches into your supplier base and how ready you are to respond when customers and regulators ask. You’re placed on a risk matrix of customer readiness against supplier visibility, one of six positions from “In control” to “Flying blind”. The commercial implications are spelled out, with tailored priority actions rather than a generic checklist. Your full results arrive by email as a shareable report.
If you’re a supplier, you already know the cost of answering the same ESG and compliance questions for every customer, and sitting audit after audit. This calculator puts a number on it, and on what sharing your data once through Sedex would save.
Enter how many customer data requests you handle a year and the hours each one takes, your hourly staff cost, and the number and cost of audits you complete. Choose your currency and a Sedex membership tier, and the calculator estimates your annual time and cost saving, downloadable as a personalised PDF report you can take to your finance or commercial lead.
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Each step feeds the next: knowing which laws apply tells you what to assess; knowing your exposure shows where to mature first.
Get an indicative scope across 8 major supply chain laws in under a minute.
Seven questions place you on a risk matrix and name your priority actions.
Thirty questions score your programme against UNGP- and OECD-based maturity stages.
Suppliers: quantify the time and cost you’d save by sharing data once through Sedex.
Every tool on this page draws on the same data that powers the Sedex platform: verified SMETA audits, risk data and regulatory tracking used by businesses in supply chains across the world. Share your result and a Sedex expert will talk you through what it means and what to do next, whether that’s your first step or your fiftieth.
