Resilinc incorporates UFLPA (Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act) data by integrating two main datasets to identify suppliers involved in forced labour risks:
- Confirmed Suppliers: These are sourced directly from the CBP UFLPA Entity List, which includes entities legally prohibited from supply chains unless rebutted. Suppliers on this list are considered confirmed violators.
- Potential Suppliers: These are flagged using Kharon’s forced labor dataset, which highlights high-risk entities that require further due diligence. These suppliers are not confirmed violators but are flagged for potential risk.
Resilinc scans suppliers against the CBP UFLPA Entity List for confirmed violations and cross-checks with Kharon’s dataset for potential risks. Confirmed suppliers appear as legally restricted, while flagged suppliers require additional due diligence before clearance. This dual approach helps companies manage compliance and mitigate risks related to forced labour in their supply chains.
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