made. Frontier
A sovereign ESG and supply chain engine made to automate multi-tiered vendor verification — every risk score, Scope 3 attribution, and Modern Slavery flag carrying its supplier-attested evidence and verification step on the made. Ledger, so legal and the regulator audit a trail, not a number.
The Australian Modern Slavery Act and state equivalents, AASB sustainability disclosure standards (including Scope 1/2/3 emissions), Anti-Bribery and Corruption obligations, sanctions and AML obligations, and a growing library of sector-specific environmental codes. Voluntary frameworks (CDP, SBTi, TCFD, ISSB) are also supported.
Different jobs, complementary. made. Shield is the internal governance brain — mapping your own operations against the regulations you have to defend. made. Frontier looks outward — at the suppliers, sub-tier vendors, and external footprint your enterprise is accountable for. Many customers run both: Shield for internal, made. Frontier for external.
made. Frontier supports the formats suppliers already use — PDF questionnaires, structured forms, portal exports, email attachments, even free-form correspondence. It parses each and reconciles to the underlying question. Suppliers don't need to learn a new system; you don't need to spend twelve months migrating them.
made. Frontier triangulates from public sources — corporate registries, beneficial-ownership disclosures, customs data, shipping records, sanctions lists — to surface likely sub-tier relationships even where the direct supplier hasn't disclosed them. Confidence is scored and the gaps are made visible for follow-up.
Every emission attribution is traceable to the underlying spend record, vendor disclosure, or activity-based factor used. The methodology — spend-based, hybrid, or activity-based per category — is recorded with the reported figure, in the format external assurance providers expect. Vendor-reported actuals replace estimates as they arrive, with the change history preserved.
Every supplier risk score, sub-tier reconstruction, Scope 3 attribution, and Modern Slavery classification is written to the made. Ledger — paired with the supplier-attested evidence, public-source triangulation, and methodology that produced it. Directors sign statutory statements off a trail, not an assertion; external assurance providers verify the chain of authority directly; regulators receive defensible evidence rather than a reverse-engineered summary.
made. Frontier runs on the same sovereign, ring-fenced architecture as every made. Platform. Stored data is Australian-hosted and encrypted at rest. Where inference runs off-shore, it runs only on Zero Data Retention providers — and your data is never used to train external public models. See the shared architecture.
Hundreds of vendors, thousands of statutory declarations, opaque sub-tier supply chains, and unverified international shipping logs. Modern Slavery, Scope 3, and sector-specific environmental rules all demand verification — and the questionnaire pile keeps growing.
Mandatory statements need signatures. Directors are accountable for assertions about supply chains they can't physically see. The cost of a single missed Modern Slavery finding or misstated Scope 3 figure is reputational, regulatory, and increasingly personal.
made. Frontier sits above procurement and global logistics — ingesting multi-tiered vendor documentation, cross-referencing international risk indices, and continuously scoring your ESG and supply chain exposure.
See past tier-one. Verify the tiers below.
Most enterprises only know their tier-one suppliers. made. Frontier ingests questionnaires, statutory declarations, and beneficial-ownership data across multiple tiers — and surfaces the sub-tier suppliers your direct vendors haven't disclosed.
Statutory exposure, classified in real time
made. Frontier classifies every supplier against Modern Slavery Act criteria and international human rights frameworks, ranks exposure by category and geography, and generates the structured evidence needed for your annual statutory statement.
Reportable emissions, beyond your four walls
Scope 3 is where the carbon hides — across thousands of upstream and downstream suppliers, mostly unreported. made. Frontier estimates, attributes, and structures supplier emissions into the disclosure-ready format the regulator (and your board) is asking for.
Anomalies caught before they become headlines
Supplier risk is dynamic. made. Frontier watches for behavioural anomalies — sudden changes in shipping patterns, ownership shifts, sanctions exposure, adverse media — and re-scores the supplier portfolio in real time. The board sees risk early, not after.
made. Frontier reads from your vendor master, procurement system, and existing questionnaire library — wherever the supplier data already lives.
Select the statutory regimes and voluntary frameworks you have to defend — Modern Slavery, Scope 3, sector codes, customer ESG asks.
Multi-tier verification runs against international indices. Supplier risk and Scope 3 emissions are scored, attributed, and explained in plain English.
Modern Slavery statements, ESG reports, and board posture packs are generated from the live evidence — signed off, not reverse-engineered.
made. Frontier doesn't replace your sustainability and procurement teams. It makes their assertions provable.
Statutory statements grounded in live evidence. Directors sign with the confidence that the assertions can be defended at audit.
Tier-two and tier-three suppliers surface. Concentration risk, geopolitical exposure, and sanctions hits land on the radar early.
Months of statement preparation become a single executive review. The legal and procurement teams reclaim the work that needs judgment.
Runs on the made. Ledger
Every vendor risk score, Scope 3 attribution, and Modern Slavery flag carries the supplier-attested evidence and verification step that produced it — so legal and the regulator audit a trail, not a number, and directors sign statutory statements with the chain of authority already exportable.