For semiconductor and electronics companies
Semiconductor and electronics companies rely on multi-tier supplier networks where the company you buy from may not be the smelter or refiner behind the materials in your products. Your team has to collect mineral sourcing information upstream and answer responsible sourcing questions downstream. beSirius connects supplier, product, facility and supporting evidence so those jobs do not live in separate spreadsheets.
Manage supplier and facility information across a multi-tier supply chain
Supplier records beyond tier one
Keep the supplier relationships and available evidence connected beyond the direct supplier where that information is available, rather than treating every returned file as a standalone record.
Reported smelters, refiners and processors
Keep the facilities reported by suppliers attached to the relevant supplier and reporting record so they can be checked and reviewed consistently.
Collect CMRT, EMRT and AMRT without rebuilding the supplier record every cycle
Start with the supplier, product and facility information already held. Collect only what is missing, then check the returned template for incorrect identifiers, contradictions, blank fields or broken validations before review.
A current CMRT, EMRT or AMRT for review with known information reused, missing inputs identified and validation issues flagged.
Validate the facilities suppliers report
Check reported facility names and identifiers against the relevant current RMI reference information and keep supplier explanations where a facility needs additional review.
A clear list of facility records that match, records that need review and the supplier evidence attached to each one.
Answer customer responsible sourcing requests from the same records
Use reviewed supplier, facility, product and policy evidence to prepare customer questionnaires or other due diligence requests. Questions that are not supported by the current record stay open for review.
A source-linked draft response and a list of the questions that still need evidence or human input.
Use one supplier file, facility list or customer request
See what the current supply-chain record already answers, which data still needs to be collected and what can be reused in the next reporting or customer request.