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Source Intelligence Source Intelligence delivers software and services that streamline the evolving complexities of produ

Source Intelligence delivers software and services that streamline the evolving complexities of product compliance and ESG management. Our platform provides fully scalable solutions for Product Compliance, Responsible Sourcing, Sustainability, and Parts Obsolescence. We serve ESG, Compliance, and Product Lifecycle Management decision-makers from the world’s most complex manufacturing industries and retailers to help them achieve their goals. We work with you to deliver strategic, sustainable solutions addressing internal and external supply chain visibility initiatives. We assess your unique needs and recommend the ideal balance of automated software and expert services. Our team can manage your entire compliance program for you or provide you with the industry’s best tools so your team can work most effectively. As your needs and capabilities evolve, our solutions evolve with them. Our clients get a head start on their compliance journeys with the world’s most comprehensive database of suppliers, materials, and parts along with a team comprised of some of the world’s leading regulatory experts who have left their thumbprints on critical governing initiatives. We are pioneers, innovators, and experts at the forefront of supply chain ESG. We know the rules, we know how they are written, and we know what is coming next. When you partner with Source Intelligence, you can trust your source.

09/03/2026

Spreadsheets worked when compliance was simpler. Today's regulatory environment is different.

More regulations. Faster updates. Higher penalties. Greater expectations for supply chain visibility.

That's why many organizations are discovering that manual compliance processes no longer scale.

In this webinar, we discuss:

• Why compliance complexity continues to accelerate
• The risks of relying on manual processes
• How automation reduces operational burden
• Practical steps for building executive support

Watch the webinar on demand: https://hubs.la/Q04v4LFM0

Verdantix plotted 16 supply chain sustainability software providers on two axes: capabilities and momentum. Source Intel...
09/01/2026

Verdantix plotted 16 supply chain sustainability software providers on two axes: capabilities and momentum. Source Intelligence landed in the Leaders quadrant, driven by strength in AI-powered product compliance and deep chemical and regulatory expertise—including PFAS substitution planning built with ChemForward and PTC.

That combination is what separates a compliance tool from a compliance program: not just collecting data, but understanding what it means at the product and material level.

See the full findings, how all 16 providers were assessed, and where the market is heading next.

👉 Read the report: https://hubs.la/Q04w4LR30

If you're still operating off your January regulatory roadmap, it's time for an update.PPWR entered into application on ...
08/31/2026

If you're still operating off your January regulatory roadmap, it's time for an update.

PPWR entered into application on August 12th, CSDDD's Omnibus revisions were finalized, narrowing due diligence scope and pushing application to 2028, and the European Commission has proposed repealing SCIP in favor of the Digital Product Passport.

These aren't small shifts. Our September 24th webinar breaks down what changed, what it means for your compliance program, and what to prioritize before year-end.

Save your seat: https://hubs.la/Q04vYKCR0

Big news for our team: we've been named a Leader in an independent research firm's 2026 Green Quadrant for Supply Chain ...
08/27/2026

Big news for our team: we've been named a Leader in an independent research firm's 2026 Green Quadrant for Supply Chain Sustainability Software.

Verdantix evaluated 16 providers across 10 capability and 12 momentum categories, and named Source Intelligence among just eight providers that "demonstrated the most advanced supply chain sustainability software capabilities" (Verdantix, Green Quadrant: Supply Chain Sustainability Software, 2026).

"It's a meaningful validation, but the market isn't standing still. Regulations like the EUDR and PPWR, and requirements under EPR and the EU's digital product passport, will only demand more precision from compliance teams. We're focused on making sure C-Map and ChainPoint keep pace with that, not just today's requirements," said Mike Flynn, Chief Product Officer at Source Intelligence.

Read the full announcement: https://hubs.la/Q04vxrMg0

Low supplier response rates are usually treated as a communication problem, but they're closer to a risk indicator.The c...
08/26/2026

Low supplier response rates are usually treated as a communication problem, but they're closer to a risk indicator.

The consequences show up downstream: detained shipments, enforcement fines, late-stage engineering redesigns, and lost market access.

Supplier fatigue builds gradually across campaigns. Each additional survey, portal, and follow-up request adds to the load a supplier is carrying for customers who all need similar data.

Our blog covers five steps compliance teams use to reduce that load and rebuild engagement: https://hubs.la/Q04vpr-K0

Back in January, we mapped out the regulatory year ahead. A lot has changed since then.PFAS restrictions have progressed...
08/25/2026

Back in January, we mapped out the regulatory year ahead. A lot has changed since then.

PFAS restrictions have progressed on both sides of the Atlantic. The EU's Omnibus package reshaped due diligence and reporting obligations. PPWR became applicable law, and the future of the SCIP database is now in serious doubt.

On September 24th, we're revisiting the predictions from January, confirming what actually happened, and looking at what's still landing before the year closes.

Register now: https://hubs.la/Q04v5hxS0

PFAS regulations are changing across dozens of states.From product bans and reporting requirements to labeling obligatio...
08/20/2026

PFAS regulations are changing across dozens of states.

From product bans and reporting requirements to labeling obligations, manufacturers now face a growing patchwork of state-specific PFAS laws that can vary by product category and jurisdiction. Keeping track of these evolving requirements has become a major compliance challenge.

Our state-by-state guide provides an overview of active PFAS regulations affecting consumer products, including textiles, food packaging, children's products, personal care products, firefighting foam, and more.

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Today's your last chance to register for our webinar. If your team is managing EPR and product compliance, or trying to ...
08/19/2026

Today's your last chance to register for our webinar. If your team is managing EPR and product compliance, or trying to figure out how they fit together, this is the session to attend.

Our team will cover the programs, the data, and where both are headed.

Register now: https://hubs.la/Q04tdFq70

08/18/2026

PPWR is no longer pending. The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation started applying on August 12, and the first requirement is already binding.

PFAS in food-contact packaging is now restricted. Anything exceeding the thresholds in Article 5 is off the EU market, and packaging made before the cutoff gets no grace period unless it has already reached the market.
The remaining obligations phase in over several years. A single EU labelling system arrives in 2028. Most of the regulation is set for 2030, including recycled content minimums, recyclability criteria, and waste reduction targets.

In this webinar, our experts cover how PPWR builds on packaging legislation already in place, what it changes for EPR programs, and where to focus your preparation before the next deadlines arrive. Link in comments.

08/17/2026

The US-China trade war just added a new layer of risk for supply chain compliance teams.

On August 3rd, Shandong Gold Smelting Company landed on the UFLPA denied party list. That same smelter also sits on the RMI, the Responsible Minerals Initiative list maintained by the Responsible Business Alliance, which means it shows up in conflict minerals surveys and Form SD disclosures across countless public companies.

The risk: if that entity appears in your CMRT or financial disclosures, customs may flag related imports for extra scrutiny. Your own paperwork could become the trigger.

China isn't sitting still either. It has placed the Responsible Business Alliance and other due diligence firms on its own counter-sanctions list, raising potential criminal liability for certain due diligence activity there.

Watch the full breakdown from Travis Miller to see what to check in your own disclosures.

Reach out to the team at Source Intelligence to learn how we can help.

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