Compliance & legal
Can I rebut the presumption?
Component-level origin traced to source and corroborated in independent trade data — the evidence a UFLPA detention demands, not a supplier's word.
TriggerA CBP detention, a forced-labor allegation.
An origin or forced-labor question just landed
Where did this actually come from — past what the supplier declared?
A UFLPA detention, a customer origin ask, a forced-labor allegation — each turns on one thing: the real origin of a component, not the one on the form. Map Collective traces parts to source across tiers and lays declared origin against observed trade signal — so you rebut a presumption with evidence, not assertions.
The trigger
A detention, an allegation, a customer ask.
The claim
An origin on a form, attested by the supplier.
The gap
Where the material is actually mined or grown.
01The trigger
The label says one country. The components tell another story.
Origin exposure is a tracing question: follow the component back to where the material is actually grown, mined or made — and lay it against what was declared. We map both, and label every node for exactly what the evidence supports.
02Your exposure
The presumption is the law's. The proof has to be yours.
Sourcing
Which origins carry the risk?
Every input mapped to the regions it actually comes from, flagged against forced-labor and sanctioned-origin zones — before the order, not after the hold.
TriggerA new program, a high-risk commodity.
Audit & ESG
Will the origin claim hold up?
Declared origin laid against observed signal, every node labeled corroborated, divergent or unobserved — defensible in front of a customer or regulator.
TriggerA customer origin audit, an investor ask.
03How the exposure map reads it
One engine. The same exposure spine every door opens.
01Integrate
Start from the data you already own.
Your bill of materials, purchase orders and trade records — fused with observed external signal. No survey. No waiting on a supplier to self-report. We map what is declared and lay it against what is actually moving.
02Rank
Surface where origin risk actually concentrates.
Not every input carries origin risk. GRID ranks by which components trace to flagged or sanctioned regions — so the part that triggers a detention surfaces ahead of the one you assumed was the problem.
03Decide
Rebut with evidence, not assertion.
An origin exposure map you can take to customs or a customer: which inputs trace clean, which carry risk, and how strong the evidence is for each. Every node labeled — corroborated, divergent or unobserved. We never inflate a guess into proof.
Every door into one exposure engine.
Origin and forced labor is the source-tracing door — UFLPA, forced-labor presumptions, sanctioned origins. We map exposure, never a certification. It is the same map underneath — opened by a different trigger.
Prove origin before the shipment is held.
A scoped pilot on one commodity or product line. We trace your components to source, lay declared origin against observed trade signal, and label every claim — so a presumption meets evidence, in weeks, not quarters.
What you will have at day 60
- 01Component-level origin traced to source across tiers.
- 02Declared origin laid against observed trade signal.
- 03Exposure ranked by which inputs carry flagged-origin risk.
- 04Every node labeled — corroborated, divergent or unobserved.