Dynamic Intelligence, Effective Risk Management
Respond to emerging supply chain risks by leveraging the power of advanced predictive analytics with SGS DIGICOMPLY.
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Starbucks APAC Enhances Supply Chain Decision Making Process
Discover how Starbucks APAC uses SGS DIGICOMPLY to overcome challenges in their supply chain.
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A wealth of food safety and compliance data at your disposal for API and services integration.
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SGS DIGICOMPLY Features
Anticipate real-life risks before they impact you.
Automatically monitored and expert reviewed data from multiple global outlets.
Access sources from the scientific community most likely to effect your business.
Understand emerging risks before they hit your industry.
Immediate analysis of events that could affect your market and product.
An intuitive, customizable hierarchy from product categories down to individual ingredient subsets.
About SGS DIGICOMPLY
Predict risk and maintain compliance using state-of-the-art AI technology.
SGS DIGICOMPLY offers you a comprehensive intelligence gathering solution. Powered by AI, analytics and world-leading industry expertise, it provides targeted risk analysis and high-level insights to help you meet compliance requirements, enabling and expediating your product’s market access.
Constant horizon scanning of the compliance environment provides you with relevant insights, letting you respond to risks with effective, real-time responses.
Ensure a predicted compliance risk never becomes a problem.
Key Customers
“We have been using an old legacy system to support our regulatory knowledge and documents, a system that was out of date and difficult to maintain. With SGS DIGICOMPLY we have chosen an easy to use and effective system that gives us greater freedom and enables us to focus on the system content and actions to support our business, rather than spending time and money managing legacy systems and data.”
"SGS DIGICOMPLY helped us in putting together a Regulatory summary that covered even more countries than we’ve asked for"