Fill CMRT, EMRT and AMRT from data you already have
Collect supplier responses, validate smelters and facilities, check the answers and return the current RMI template without rebuilding the process every year.
Conflict minerals due diligence in China after the RBA ban.
The 5 August 2026 RBA decision changes how companies collect and review CMRT data from Chinese suppliers. If your supply chain includes China, the old workflow may no longer be enough.
One supplier base, one validated file, every year.
beSirius collects supplier responses, validates smelters and facilities against the current RMI lists, checks answers for gaps and contradictions, and returns the latest CMRT, EMRT or AMRT ready for review. You reuse the same records next cycle instead of starting over.
Four things customers check.
Every facility in scope
Use the correct identifier and match against the relevant RMI list.
A response for every mineral in scope
Avoid blank or partial sections.
Answers that agree with each other
Check the file internally and against prior submissions.
The current template version
Work in the latest accepted format.
One flow from supplier response to finished file.
Start with the supplier base
Use the suppliers already in scope and the evidence already available.
Collect only what is missing
Ask suppliers for the information you do not already have.
Validate facilities and answers
Flag incorrect IDs, contradictions and broken validations.
Return the template
Generate the current CMRT, EMRT or AMRT for review and submission.
RMI templates are part of a wider due diligence process.
The same supplier records used for CMRT, EMRT and AMRT can support broader supplier assessment, customer requests and recurring monitoring.
Bring the current template and supplier list.
We will show you what can be pre-filled, what needs validation and what still has to be collected.