Sourcetrace
A governed n-tier supplier evidence graph for mid-market importers that separates declarations, licensed observations, screening results, reviewed conclusions, and shipment-specific detention packets.
Forced-labor inquiries require importers to explain a supply chain deeper than their direct supplier, but the underlying names, facilities, ownership, shipments, attestations, and risk signals are incomplete and sometimes contradictory. Sourcetrace preserves that uncertainty. It collects attributable evidence, distinguishes declared from independently observed, and assembles a shipment-specific review packet. It never guarantees admissibility, clears a supplier, or treats screening absence as proof of clean labor conditions.
The trade compliance, responsible sourcing, procurement risk, or import operations leader at a mid-market importer exposed to forced-labor detention risk.
The European regulation and 2027 enforcement target create preparation runway.
Graphs and evidence workflows scale, while verification and licensing add cost.
Four cross-references and sixteen inbound links show strong echo, though grounded score stays conservative.
Strong internal connectivity, a recent European regulation, an enterprise-price gap, and a declared-versus-observed model support the direction.
Deep-tier truth is intrinsically incomplete, key data is licensed and costly, only one interface is verified, legal outcomes remain expert-owned, and cross-customer reuse creates confidentiality risk.
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