概要
The UK Modern Slavery Act (2015) requires businesses above a revenue threshold to publish a statement on how they prevent slavery and human trafficking in their operations and supply chains. For OEMs that obligation extends downstream: whether your suppliers disclose affects whether products ship and how your brand is perceived. Part Risk Manager surfaces each manufacturer's disclosure and ethical-sourcing posture next to its parts in your BOM, so you track statements without manually monitoring announcements across hundreds of vendors.
The Modern Slavery Act is often treated as a corporate-policy obligation, but for procurement and supply chain teams it is a sourcing problem. A finished product carries components from dozens of suppliers across multiple tiers, and any one can become a reputational or operational liability if implicated in forced labor. Part Risk Manager treats this as part of the same risk surface you already manage for obsolescence and substance compliance: instead of a separate process, you see each supplier's compliance posture next to the parts they make, mapped to the BOMs where those parts appear.
Z2's approach centers on automated supplier monitoring, not legal interpretation of the statute. Part Risk Manager consolidates supplier compliance documentation and disclosure reporting so your team can confirm the manufacturers behind your parts publish the statements the Act requires, and flag the ones that do not. Tracking that by hand does not scale across a multi-tier supply base, so the platform replaces it with descriptive compliance reporting and documentation tied directly to the parts in your products.
Modern slavery risk rarely sits with direct suppliers alone. It concentrates in sub-tier manufacturing, often in higher-risk jurisdictions where visibility is thin, the same exposure that drives statutes like the U.S. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. Part Risk Manager links supplier profiles, factory locations, and country-of-origin data to every part, giving you the geographic context to spot concentrations of risk early. For deeper screening against sanctions and forced-labor entity lists, it connects to Z2's supplier and compliance tooling so you can escalate any flagged part or vendor.
Modern Slavery Act monitoring is one facet of the regulatory posture Part Risk Manager surfaces per component. Alongside ethical-sourcing signals, every part shows RoHS, REACH, PFAS, and TSCA status, lifecycle forecasts, PCN and PDN history, and supplier financial and ESG records, all rolled into one risk score. Compliance officers, sourcing managers, and supply chain leads work from a single BOM-level view instead of stitching together separate tools, and as regulations and disclosures change, Part Risk Manager updates the data so your posture reflects the current state of your supply chain.
機能
UK Modern Slavery ActはZ2DataのPart Risk Managerに搭載された機能の一つであり、the industry's largest component intelligence platform. Search and score 1B+ parts across obsolescence, compliance, sourcing, and supplier risk, all in one view.
よくあるご質問
No. Part Risk Manager monitors your suppliers' compliance and disclosure posture rather than interpreting the statute. It helps confirm the manufacturers behind your parts publish the required statements and flags the ones that do not, so your team can act with current information.
Both share the same root: limited visibility into sub-tier suppliers, often in higher-risk jurisdictions. Part Risk Manager surfaces supplier and country-of-origin context at the part level, and connects to Z2's tooling for deeper screening against sanctions and forced-labor entity lists when a part or vendor raises a flag.
Yes. Part Risk Manager shows Modern Slavery Act and ethical-sourcing signals in the same BOM-level view as RoHS, REACH, PFAS, and TSCA status, lifecycle forecasts, and supplier ESG records, so your team works from one risk picture per component instead of separate tools.
