Tool Directory
TDi Digital's suite of integrated tools make it easier to access the data you need for responsible supply chain risk identification and management.
Regulations and standards comparison and reporting database
Quickly identify and compare ESG standards and benchmark and self assess your own operations.
- Filter based on your business sector
- Discover and compare the standards covering your sector, materials, or countries of interest
- Self assess and apply for multiple voluntary sustainability standards
- Input and benchmark your own code of conduct
Interrogate TDi's bespoke regulations database
- Interrogate TDi’s bespoke regulations database
- View separate legislation maps across sector
- Analyse country-based regulations and risk
- Individual flow charts for each regulation to aid compliance
Integrated country-level data on ESG issues
Interrogate TDi’s interactive global risk map to determine the ESG risks associated with the countries in which you operate, and prioritise areas for action.
Public issues and adverse news database
Custom-built software and bespoke analytical methodology that provides public report-based risk mapping and monitoring and alerts to help you stay ahead of the curve when it comes to compliance.
Carry out enhanced due diligence on your suppliers
TEDD offers a detailed understanding of a company's supply chains and sourcing. It is an advanced data integration tool that combines material insight analyses with TDi's extensive public issues database, risk indices and regulations to strategically enable companies to address ESG concerns.
Identify the risk of forced labour occurring based on the materials in your supply chain, by interrogating combined country and product-level forced labour risk data.
Materials-specific risk salience data to help you identify which materials to focus on when developing your responsible sourcing roadmap.
Identify Conflict Afflicted and High Risk Areas (CAHRAs)
CAHRA data from multiple sources combined in one place, to help you quickly determine whether further due diligence is required for the countries in which you operate.