The UK's most comprehensive independent supply chain transparency dataset - 60,000+ Modern Slavery Act statements dating to 2016, plus sanctions, payment practices, climate commitments, gender pay gap, and more. Explore our full library of datasets, available individually or as part of a premium plan.
All datasets are linked to Companies House and official UK registers, so you can combine them to build a complete picture of any organisation in your supply chain.
Showcases organisations' adherence to key human rights and equality regulations, such as modern slavery compliance and gender pay gap reporting.
Links to the latest statement we were able to find for each organisation.
Organisations which are required to comply with the UK legislation based on the latest available accounts information.
Rating based on AI-powered technical assessment of the criteria by the Home Office for each statement.
Self reported statistics and links to reports for gender pay differences and whether the organisations need to comply with the UK legislation.
Data on organisations committed to fair pay, ethical employment practices, and timely payment standards.
Organisations who are an accredited Real Living Wage Employer by Living Wage Foundation
Organisations committed to The Welsh Government's Ethical Employment in Supply Chains initiative, ensuring fair working conditions and ethical practices in their supply chains.
Organisations or groups that represent the interests of workers, advocating for better pay, conditions, and rights within various industries.
Organisations that comply with the Payment Practices and Performance Regulations, reporting on payment terms and practices to improve transparency and fair treatment of suppliers.
Organisations that are signatories to the Prompt Payment Code or have had their signatory status suspended, committing to paying suppliers on time.
Employers accredited by the Mayor of London’s Good Work Standard, meeting high standards for employee wellbeing, pay, and conditions."
Highlights organisations committed to climate goals, sustainability, and responsible practices, including carbon reduction plans and B Corp certification.
Organisations that have signed the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), committing to set and achieve science-based climate targets.
Collection of Carbon Reduction Plans as required by Procurement Policy Notes 06/21.
Organisations with connections to individuals or organisations that are subject to international sanctions or restrictions.
Organisations certified as B Corporations, meeting high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
Lists organisations and entities adhering to key regulatory frameworks, governance standards, and certifications, promoting financial stability, social enterprise, and public sector engagement.
Entities regulated by the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) for financial stability and supervision.
Organisations holding a licence from Ofgem, the regulator for the electricity and gas markets in Great Britain.
Credit institutions authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to operate and provide financial services in the UK.
Establishments approved by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to meet food safety and hygiene standards.
Organisations that have been accredited as Social Enterprises by Social Enterprise UK (SEUK).
Suppliers approved by the Department for International Trade (DIT) for global aid and development projects.
Suppliers registered on the GOV.UK platform, eligible to provide goods and services to the UK government.
Organisations classified under the UK Company Classification system, which categorises companies based on their industry, size, and other business characteristics.
Organisations that are members of Social Enterprise UK, representing businesses that prioritize social, environmental, and community goals alongside profit.
Members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), meeting professional standards in accounting and finance.
Organisations that are members of the Local Government Association (LGA), representing local authorities in England and Wales.
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