How osapiens is Addressing Supply Chain Sustainability

Large corporations are under increasing pressure to ensure transparency and resilience in their supply chains in order to comply with sustainability regulations.

osapiens has positioned itself at the centre of this transformation by combining compliance, efficiency and sustainability in a single solution.

The approach helps enterprises turn complex supply chain challenges into opportunities for long-term impact on a global scale.

Empowering global business transformation

With almost 2,000 clients spanning industries including food and beverage, retail, healthcare, manufacturing and consumer goods, osapiens has established itself as a reliable partner for international brands.

Recently, the platform has onboarded major clients including:

• Philips
• Mister Spex
• Otto
• Alnatura
• JYSK
• Pret A Manger
• Iveco
• Coca Cola Europacific Partners
• Co-op

The expansion underscores increasing demand for intelligent solutions that not only meet compliance requirements but also enhance ethical and efficient supply chain operations.

“Many businesses see regulatory delays as a reason to slow down,” says Alberto Zamora, CEO and Co-founder of osapiens. 

“Our customers take the opposite view: they prepare today to lead tomorrow. They don’t see sustainability as a regulatory burden, but as a competitive advantage. We’re proud to give them the technology and confidence to move forward.” 

European enterprises are grappling with evolving timelines for sustainability regulations like the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).

Rather than stalling, osapiens equips these entities with the requisite tools to prepare assertively. The platform's technology integrates ESG considerations into strategic decision-making, ensuring compliance and robustness regardless of regulatory changes.

Enhancing supply chain resilience

The osapiens HUB, an AI-powered modular platform, introduces more than 25 solutions directly addressing supply chain sustainability. Notable functionalities include:

• Supplier Risk Management: Utilising real-time analytics, this tool enables businesses to identify ESG, geopolitical, and cybersecurity risks within supplier networks. This ensures compliance with changing regulations such as CSDDD and the EU Deforestation Regulation, while enhancing resilience.
• Supplier Relationship Management: A centralised system for supplier onboarding, monitoring, and collaboration, allowing companies to track compliance, quality, and risk performance seamlessly, thus turning procurement into a strategic enabler for sustainable growth.
• Sustainability Reporting: Tools like Reporting Cockpit and Disclosure Management allow companies to automate and standardise data collection across global frameworks including CSRD, ISSB, and GRI, reducing manual efforts and increasing transparency.
• Audit Management: By digitising the audit process, from planning to certification, companies can enhance traceability, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.

These functionalities provide comprehensive visibility into supply chain operations, enabling organisations to swiftly address risks, improve supplier collaboration and achieve measurable progress towards sustainability objectives.

The evolution of sustainable enterprises

Supported by global investors like Goldman Sachs and Armira Growth, osapiens is continually expanding its technological footprint and workforce, which now consists of more than over 500 employees.

The company's influence extends beyond its technology. Initiatives such as the Sustainability osapiens Summit (SoS) – the largest B2B sustainable growth event in Europe – and the osapeers community platform promote collaboration among businesses committed to sustainability.

As corporations contend with growing supply chain complexities and regulatory transformations, osapiens offers the clarity and confidence needed to advance.

It is aiding global enterprises not only in fulfilling their obligations but in embedding sustainability into the core of their supply chain strategies.