Supply chain risk management for the mid-market

Supply chain risk under control. Compliance, monitoring and suppliers in one system.

Software for your own team or fully operated by us. Right inside your Microsoft Teams, no extra portal. Built on more than 30 years of supply chain management practice.

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Monitoring

Risks don't respect departmental boundaries.

Politics, quality, human rights, environment, cyber, insolvency — we monitor every dimension. Not just the ones that currently come with a law attached.

  • political / geopolitical
  • quality
  • social / human rights
  • environment & sustainability
  • regulatory
  • cyber
  • financial (insolvency)

How we monitor — from the news situation to certificate checks right on your suppliers' websites to the material composition of your products: See monitoring →

Regulation radar

What applies — and what doesn't.

Not every regulation applies to you. We tell you which ones do. Since the EU Omnibus package, the CSDDD only applies to corporations with 5,000+ employees — and the new voluntary VS standard even puts a legal cap on what large customers may demand from you. What actually hits the mid-market: the PPWR since August 2026, the EUDR from the end of 2026, CBAM, the forced-labour ban from the end of 2027 — and the obligations your large customers pass down to you by contract. That's exactly where we come in.

The next key dates

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Regulation Status Relevant for
EUDR applies from 30 Dec 2026; micro and small companies from 30 Jun 2027 (amendment end of 2025) cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy, wood and defined derived products
PPWR applies since 12 Aug 2026; further obligations phased in through 2040 (recycled-content quotas and format bans from 2030, PFAS limits for food contact already active) everyone placing packaging on the market — including B2B and transport packaging
CBAM definitive phase since 1 Jan 2026; exemption below 50 t/year; certificate purchases from 1 Feb 2027; first annual declaration by 30 Sep 2027 importers of iron/steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity, hydrogen
Forced Labour Regulation (EUFLR) ban applies from 14 Dec 2027 — no size threshold, all economic operators every company placing products on the EU market or exporting them
CSDDD amended by Omnibus (Directive (EU) 2026/470); obligations from 26 Jul 2029, only ≥ 5,000 employees and ≥ €1.5bn turnover large corporations — mid-market indirectly via customer requirements
VS (voluntary standard, replaces the VSME) adopted by the Commission on 3 Jul 2026 (Official Journal pending); includes the Value Chain Cap: a legal ceiling on what CSRD reporters may demand from suppliers with ≤ 1,000 employees from FY 2027 mid-sized suppliers in corporate supply chains — your answer standard and your legal limit

Your customer passing obligations down to you? That's exactly what we're here for. See all regulations →

How it works

The product in three steps

Capture

Suppliers, commodity groups and obligations — set up properly, once.

Monitor

AI monitoring across every risk dimension. Alerts where you already work: Microsoft Teams and email.

Act

Actions, evidence, audit trail — report-ready for management, customers and auditors.

Why SCRM Guard

What you can expect from us

  • A named contact instead of a ticket system.
  • No training required: alerts and coordination run where your team already works — in Microsoft Teams and by email.
  • Knowledge transfer and documentation included. No consultant lock-in: you stay capable of acting, even without us.
  • Pricing without a contact form: platform from €1,000 per year → See pricing
  • Always current on regulation — including what you don't have to do.

Fifteen minutes to know if it's a fit.

A first call of 15 minutes. You talk directly to Marc Wiedenmann, supply chain risk management expert.