Update last year's Supply Chains Act report without starting over.

Share the previous report and summarize what changed this year. SupplyBrief turns that starting point into a seven-area draft, keeps the source trail visible, and leaves unanswered sections open for your team to review.

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May 31 every year7 required reporting areas$399/year

London Hydro (public-source reconstruction)

Reporting period 2025

2 / 7 started

Structure, activities, and supply chainsStarting point

Policies and due diligenceStarting point

Risk areas and managementNeeds input

RemediationNeeds input

Loss-of-income remediationNeeds input

Employee trainingNeeds input

Effectiveness assessmentNeeds input

When the intake does not support an answer, the section stays open. Your team sees the question instead of a sentence that sounds more certain than the source material.

The workflow

A practical way to pick up last year's work.

01
Share
Paste the public URL for the previous report.
02
Summarize
Tell us what changed and which policies, training records, or procurement notes are current.
03
Review
Use the draft to collect missing answers and prepare the report for governing-body review.

For the person pulling the report together

Keep the annual file focused when the facts sit across procurement, finance, legal, operations, and HR. You do not need to stand up another supplier-risk system.

What stays with your team

Coverage decisions, factual verification, governing-body approval, attestation, and submission. SupplyBrief does not provide legal advice, score suppliers, or certify compliance.

Annual plans

Choose the workspace that matches this year's filing.

Choose a plan

Entity - $399/year

For one reporting entity. Includes the seven-area draft, review map, evidence register, and Markdown and JSON downloads.

Group - $799/year

For a filing that covers a parent and up to two controlled subsidiaries, organized in one draft workspace.