Supply Chain Due Diligence demo
A tier ladder from the product down to the raw material, every rung proved by a document, built and checked by agents and signed by a person. 1:34
What the demo shows
Maps lower-tier suppliers and builds forced-labor evidence packs (UFLPA, LkSG, CSDDD)
Seven agents work the case with the compliance lead in a conversation. The Mapping agent ties each product's bill of materials to its suppliers; the Tracing agent builds each rung of the ladder from orders, invoices, bills of lading, production records and gin receipts, citing the passage; the Mass-balance agent carries kilograms and dates down the ladder; the Risk agent screens every entity against the UFLPA Entity List, ownership and regional risk; the Outreach agent asks suppliers in their language for the one missing record and reads the upload; the Pack writer drafts the admissibility pack; and the Challenger reads it as a customs officer would. The compliance lead accepts each new link, clears or confirms each match, and signs the pack with a reason; the CCO approves risk acceptance.
Transcript
- Supply Chain Due Diligence traces every supplier behind a product to the raw material for compliance teams.
- Forced labor detentions are rising.
- 6,600 and a half of 2025.
- On October 8th, customs held 24,000 t-shirts.
- Grace has 30 days.
- Overnight, agents built the ladder.
- Garment maker, dye house, spinner, gin, cotton.
- Every rung cites its proof.
- like this gin receipt for 412 bales.
- The spinner runs mixed cotton.
- The agents proved this lot ran alone.
- One rung was dashed.
- The dye house sent its record this morning.
- The agents read it, check kilograms and dates, and propose the link.
- Grace accepts. The latter is complete.
- The pack rider drafts 14 exhibits.
- The challenger reads them like customs.
- Grace accepts its one fix and signs with a reason, cited, sign logged.
- Sent to the broker on day 6 of 30 and saved for the next shipment.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.