Resources
Tools and reference material
Working tools for sizing your exposure to a forced labour import ban, and the research behind the shift — for teams building due diligence for the age of regulation.
Tools
Size your exposure
Two steps, run in your browser. Map who a forced labour import ban would affect, then put a first number on what it would cost — and on what it would cost to fix the problems first. Nothing you enter leaves your computer or is saved.
Map who is affected before you count the cost
Follow a forced labour import ban outward — to importers and customers; lenders, insurers and investors; the board and regulators; and workers and the people who represent them — and rate how hard each would hit your company.
Open the ripple map →
The cost of a ban, and the cost of fixing first
A first estimate for one plant or product line: what you would owe workers, the profit at risk while goods are held, and the knock-on costs from other groups — set against the cost of fixing the problems first.
Open the calculator →The tools give a first estimate. A full exposure assessment tests your evidence file and sequences the build to the dates that bind.
Size your exposure →Reference
Reference material
The evidence behind the shift
What the research shows about audits, the alternatives that work, what they cost and what traceability can carry — with the limits stated.
Read the evidence →In preparation
Guidance notes, regulatory trackers and practical templates will be published here.