Confidence through
compliance.
Modern slavery due diligence for Australian reporting entities. Send questionnaires, check answers against each supplier’s own documents, and keep a dated record of what you did about it.
Free for suppliers. Plans from A$199 a month.
Modern slavery due diligence in 4 simple steps.
Click through what your team sees, and what your suppliers see.
Invite your suppliers. Add a supplier and send them a questionnaire. They join free.
Everything in one place.
One place for every supplier
No more spreadsheets and email chains. Questionnaires, answers, documents and follow-up live together.
Answers you can check
Suppliers point to the exact page of their own documents, so you can see what backs up each answer.
A record you can show
Every concern, action and outcome is dated automatically. Export it when you prepare your modern slavery statement.
For companies that must report under the Modern Slavery Act.
And free for the suppliers they work with.
Reporting companies
From A$199/mo- Send questionnaires: build your own, import from Excel, or start from a template
- Review each answer next to the evidence the supplier cited
- Record concerns, actions and outcomes, with your reasons
- Follow official updates, with proposals clearly labelled as not law
Suppliers
Always free- One inbox for every customer’s questionnaire
- Answer once, then reuse your answers
- Keep policies in one library, with versions and review dates
- Choose which customers see each document, and revoke access any time
Simple monthly plans.
Monthly, in AUD. GST treatment to be confirmed. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period. Suppliers are never charged.
Essential
A$199/ month
Up to 50 active suppliers
Professional
A$499/ month
Up to 100 active suppliers
Enterprise
A$899/ month
Up to 250 active suppliers
Every plan includes the full feature set. After a subscription ends you keep read and export access to your records.
Chainsight keeps the record of your due diligence. It does not score or certify suppliers, or give legal advice, and accepting a response is not a certificate.
Start with your first supplier.
Create an account, choose a plan and invite your first supplier. Not sure what the Act asks of you? Start with our plain-English summary.