EUFLR compliance software

Compliance under the Forced Labour Regulation is not a status you reach. It is what you can show in the 30 working days after an authority writes, and what the Guidelines say that showing is worth.

So the software is organised around the request rather than around a certificate. Each product line has an evidence file whose rows are the Guidelines' own list — policies, risk assessments, multi-tier supplier maps, purchase records, chain-of-custody, facility locations, remediation. Each row is present, partial or missing, and each present item carries a grade: verified, supported, asserted or not credible, following the Guidelines' warnings about assurances and restricted audits. The line's state is one of seven named facts about that file and the screening behind it. There is no percentage, because the Regulation defines none and because a percentage would let one decision match average into a reassuring green.