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Move beyond spreadsheets and fragmented data
Engage vendors at scale with guided, configurable questionnaires aligned to global regulations, supported by automated workflows that accelerate responses across Modern Slavery, Anti Bribery & Corruption, Human Rights, and Environmental risk.
Why traditional approaches fall short
Manual processes
slow you down
Spreadsheets and one-off emails slow down due diligence and create blind spots.
Static assessments
miss risk
Questionnaires that don’t adapt to vendors, jurisdiction, or regulation leave gaps.
Chasing responses
wastes time
Teams spend more time chasing responses than actually mitigating risk.
Transform vendor due diligence with configurable, automated questionnaires
Engage suppliers at scale with structured, risk-based DDQs built by experts, covering Modern Slavery, Anti Bribery & Corruption, Human Rights, and Environmental risk for reliable, audit-ready intelligence
Scale without compromise
Engage suppliers at scale with guided, standardized questionnaires, aligned to regulatory requirements.Smarter workflows
Conditional logic and automated reminders remove manual follow-ups, speeding up responses and reducing errors.
Expert-designed intelligence
Leverage DDQs crafted by compliance, ESG, and cyber specialists, tailored to your risk and regulatory requirements.
5-
Hours saved per week
Improvement in response times
Faster supplier onboarding
Key Capabilities
Modern Slavery & Human Rights Questionnaires
Detect forced labor, worker welfare, and human rights risks across your supply chain.
Anti-Bribery & Corruption Questionnaires
Assess governance, controls, and ethical practices using structured, regulation-aligned assessments.
When heightened due diligence is required
Tcertification delivers expert, independent anti-bribery assurance with globally recognized, audit-ready certification for higher-risk third parties
Environmental & Sustainability Questionnaires
Ensure your suppliers are ready for climate-related disclosures under the new ISSB and AASB frameworks - now adopted across 36 jurisdictions worldwide, including Australia