Map + Monitor
Map and monitor material relationships potentially exposed to modern slavery with a unified, single risk rating, pushed data alerts on exposure status, and customizable data visualization.
Global Mapping
Evidencity’s proven methodology ensures that every subject company and individual in a selected network of material relationships is understood, risk scored, and mapped in relationship to one another and to any possible modern slavery exposure, from the dirt to the consumer.
Curated Dataset
Evidencity’s research team begins with our globally curated modern slavery dataset and curates sources specifically suited to alert for your material relationships. This dataset grows over time as the team discovers new sources.
Flexible Delivery + One Score
Evidencity visualizes the data for you. Or choose to receive your data in a format adjusted for your in-house monitoring platform. All risk scores roll up to one quantitative conclusion that reflects changing local conditions.
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