End State-Sponsored Forced Labor in Your Supply Chain
This free AI tool instantly identifies companies connected to state-sponsored forced labor.
Built on the world's largest database of its kind—20 billion records—forcedlabor.ai makes risk visibility available to all.
This is a revolutionary, first-of-its-kind platform that makes regulator-grade forced labor risk intelligence accessible to everyone.
Kit Conklin
Global Head of Risk & Compliance, Exiger
Find State-Sponsored Forced Labor in 3 Easy Steps
01
Register (at no cost)
Create your account in seconds.
02
Enter a name
Search for a supplier or company.
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Review results
Instantly view potential forced labor connections.
The World’s Largest State-Sponsored Forced Labor Dataset
20 Billion Record Database
Built on the world’s largest forced labor risk database of 20 billion records, this new level of transparency is now open and available to all.
Expert-Informed
Created using primary sources, including NGO research and global trade records. Exiger’s proprietary AI ensures every result is evidenced-based and actionable.
Regulator-Grade
Applying the same enforcement standards and use cases we’ve learned from working with our government customers like U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
"The CCP is responsible for one of the gravest human atrocities in recent history: the genocide of Uyghurs. Corporate actors must be open-eyed and take action to avoid complicity in this abuse and billions of dollars in global supply chains that rely on the CCP's persecution of the Uyghurs.”
Chairman John Moolenaar
House Select Committee On China
U.S. Representative (R-MI)
-statement on forcedlabor.ai
Current Risk Coverage
PRC State-Sponsored Forced Labor
People’s Republic of China (PRC) state-sponsored forced labor connections.
UFLPA Risks
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) risk exposure.
CBP WRO Exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Withhold Release Orders (WRO) exposure.
As part of our mission to make the world a safe and transparent place to succeed, Exiger has decided to make the world’s largest dataset on companies connected to state-sponsored forced labor available to everyone.
Brandon Daniels
CEO, Exiger
Why Exiger Made This Data No Cost and Open Access
Modern slavery is a blight on humanity. An estimated 50 million people are trapped in modern slavery, many of whom are hidden in opaque supply chains. We believe transparency is essential to ending modern slavery.
Making this forced labor risk data freely available reflects a simple conviction: supply chain visibility should be table stakes for doing business today. While Exiger continues to support organizations with advanced supply chain intelligence, compliance, and risk management solutions, forcedlabor.ai exists to serve a broader purpose—to ensure no person or organization unknowingly profits from modern slavery, and to accelerate global efforts to eradicate forced labor once and for all.
For years, we’ve worked alongside governments, NGOs, academics, corporations, and human rights experts to expose forced labor deep within global supply chains and build out the world’s most comprehensive dataset on entities connected to state-sponsored forced labor. Our leading NGO partners include Slave-Free Alliance | Hope for Justice, Transparency International, and the Anti-Slavery Collective.
We are also the founding supply chain technology provider supporting the World Economic Forum’s Global Data Partnership Against Forced Labour, helping drive data-led action to eradicate forced labor.
When our global nonprofit was looking for a technology to provide supply chain visibility, we reviewed over 400 platforms, and Exiger was heads and shoulders above all of the others...and now they’re making incredibly valuable data available to everyone."
Tim Nelson
CEO, Slave-free Alliance
Have Questions? We Have Answers.
forcedlabor.ai lets companies enter the name of supplier or company to immediately see potential forced labor connections in their supply chains.
Powered by Exiger’s proprietary AI, results are evidenced-based and actionable.
It will cover a growing scope and currently includes PRC state-sponsored forced labor, UFLPA risks, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Withold Release Order exposure.
It is built for global citizens, companies, governments, and NGOs.
This tool is designed to show results for individual entities. To learn more about bulk-screening capabilities, get in touch with us.
