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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 an

d 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.

Many electronics compliance programs were built around the processes teams had available at the time: spreadsheets, emai...
08/06/2026

Many electronics compliance programs were built around the processes teams had available at the time: spreadsheets, email requests, shared folders, and broad supplier outreach.

Those processes can work for a while. As compliance requirements expand, supplier networks grow, and customer requests increase, they become harder to sustain.

Download the Electronics Compliance Scaling Guide to learn why traditional collection models break down and how leading electronics manufacturers are building more scalable, data-driven compliance programs.

Get the guide: https://hubs.la/Q04rgh2d0

08/05/2026

PPWR is raising the bar for packaging compliance across the EU.

From recyclability assessments and recycled content requirements to labeling and technical documentation, organizations will need greater visibility into their packaging data to demonstrate compliance.

The challenge is that packaging information often lives across multiple systems, teams, and suppliers. This makes it difficult to maintain accuracy and respond to evolving requirements.

In this video, we explore:
• Key PPWR requirements organizations should prepare for
• Common packaging data challenges
• How fragmented information creates compliance gaps
• Why centralized packaging data is critical for compliance success

Watch now to learn how stronger data management can help support PPWR and EPR compliance efforts.

EPR and product compliance are converging. Eco-modulation is tying EPR fees to substance content. Digital Product Passpo...
08/04/2026

EPR and product compliance are converging. Eco-modulation is tying EPR fees to substance content. Digital Product Passports are requiring both material composition and end-of-life data in a single product record. Platforms are being built to manage both programs in one place.

The manufacturers best positioned for what is coming are the ones treating their compliance data as a unified, reusable asset today.

On August 20th, Clement West will walk through where both programs are heading and what it means for how you manage compliance now.

Register here: https://hubs.la/Q04rNJfR0

As compliance requirements grow, many organizations find themselves spending more time on administrative work than manag...
08/03/2026

As compliance requirements grow, many organizations find themselves spending more time on administrative work than managing risk.

More regulations often mean more supplier requests, more reporting, and more documentation. Without the right processes, the workload grows faster than the compliance program itself.

Scalable compliance programs are built on repeatable workflows, centralized data, and processes that can adapt as the business grows.

Our latest blog explores practical ways to build a compliance program that can keep pace with changing requirements: https://hubs.la/Q04rmQXk0

07/30/2026

Compliance has reached a tipping point.

Twenty years ago, compliance teams tracked a handful of regulations. Today, they're managing thousands of evolving requirements, expanding chemical restrictions, and increasing customer documentation requests. Manual processes simply can't keep up.

In our latest webinar, Rick Morrison shares practical guidance on:
• Recognizing when manual compliance no longer scales
• Understanding the true cost of non-compliance
• Building a business case for compliance software
• Gaining executive buy-in for modernization initiatives

Watch the on-demand webinar and learn how to build a stronger, more scalable compliance program: https://hubs.la/Q04rf0K00

News that Section 301 forced labor tariffs now cover 99% of U.S. trade is another reminder that compliance teams need mo...
07/29/2026

News that Section 301 forced labor tariffs now cover 99% of U.S. trade is another reminder that compliance teams need more than supplier questionnaires. They need to understand how upstream risk connects to the products they manufacture and source.

That's exactly why we partnered with Sayari.

By combining Sayari's entity and trade intelligence with Source Intelligence's product-level supply chain data, organizations can connect upstream risk to the specific products they source. This helps reduce false positives, focus investigations, and make more informed compliance decisions.

Learn more about the integration: https://hubs.la/Q04rd5sh0

EPR and product compliance both require data from your supply chain. The problem is, the data they need is fundamentally...
07/28/2026

EPR and product compliance both require data from your supply chain. The problem is, the data they need is fundamentally different.

EPR draws on operational data: product volumes, weights, and material categories. Product compliance draws on substance-level data from your suppliers: declarations, Full Material Disclosures, and test reports.

When teams don't have clarity on which data belongs to which program, the gaps show up in both.

Our August 20th webinar breaks down exactly what each program requires, where that data comes from, and how to make sure you're collecting the right information from the right sources.

Save your seat: https://hubs.la/Q04qTX240

The EU has launched the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Registry, bringing Digital Product Passports one step closer to r...
07/27/2026

The EU has launched the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Registry, bringing Digital Product Passports one step closer to reality.

The new Registry supports future DPP requirements under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), and a testing environment is now available to help businesses prepare before product-specific rules take effect.

Now is the time to evaluate your product data, identify supply chain data gaps, and monitor upcoming delegated acts that will define DPP requirements and compliance timelines.

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07/23/2026

Weak supplier relationships can cost companies billions in disruptions, delays, and compliance risk.

As regulatory enforcement continues to increase, the cost of poor supplier visibility continues to rise. Under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) alone, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reportedly detained nearly $4 billion worth of goods since enforcement began.

Building stronger supplier relationships helps improve data quality, accelerate responses, and reduce compliance risk before shipments are held at the border. Watch our on-demand webinar to learn how compliance software reduces enforcement risk.

Building a more resilient supply chain starts with the right strategy. In this interview with Global Leaders Views, Sour...
07/22/2026

Building a more resilient supply chain starts with the right strategy.

In this interview with Global Leaders Views, Source Intelligence Chief Strategy Officer Travis Miller shares his perspective on navigating evolving sustainability expectations, strengthening supply chain resilience, and helping organizations turn compliance into a strategic advantage.

Link to the full interview in the comments.

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