Supply-chain due diligence SaaS for EUDR, UFLPA, FSMA & more. Screens suppliers and deforestation risk and builds audit-defensible compliance dossiers.
The listing offers the complete source code and technical assets of a fully developed B2B supply-chain due-diligence SaaS platform, excluding the existing company's brand and social accounts. This platform is designed for businesses such as importers and manufacturers needing to manage supply chains and regulatory compliance. It includes approximately 315,000 lines of code in Python and TypeScript, with a React-based frontend and various backend services, supported by substantial automated testing and deployment configurations.
Key features include a claim-defense engine, regulatory workflows for seven frameworks, and ongoing due diligence capabilities, among others. It has enterprise architecture components like role-based access control and data encryption, along with extensive infrastructure deployment configurations utilizing Docker, Kubernetes, and GitOps. The platform, pre-revenue and without paying customers, requires the buyer to establish their own infrastructure and credentials, with operational costs and infrastructure maintenance dependent on the buyer's usage.
The asset targets mid-to-large organizations in regulated supply chains within the EU and US markets, with potential use in sectors like agriculture and electronics. Documentation provided includes technical, security, and product documentation. The sale includes the application and marketing website source code, but not the company's existing brand, contracts, or revenue. The software is suitable for companies in RegTech and other compliance-related fields looking to expand or enhance their offerings through acquisition.
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