Transparent supply chains verify the origin and flow of materials, parts, and finished products. In doing so, companies keep their stakeholders informed and comply with laws that protect the planet, workers, and human rights.

Supply chain transparency allows businesses and consumers to understand how goods are produced and distributed. This includes knowing where and how products are made, the labor practices that are involved, the journey of products from source to consumer and any environmental impacts that occur along the way.

In today's interconnected global economy, supply chain transparency is critical because it allows firms to identify, mitigate, and eliminate risks related with unethical behaviors, human rights violations, and environmental degradation inside their operations and extended networks.