Ensure UFLPA supply chain compliance with an always-on agent

Stop disruptions and keep goods moving with Resilinc’s UFLPA Agent that detects forced labor supply chain risk, automates supplier due diligence, and accelerates shipment clearance.
Schedule Demo

Value to you

From forced labor risks to faster compliance

Spot exposure before it stops shipments
Always-on monitoring flags forced labor supply chain risks across at-risk suppliers, parts, shipments, and categories tied to critical materials and listed entities.
Move from detection to action
Trigger supplier assessments, track responses, and get guidance on compliant alternatives.
Focus where it matters
Quickly identify compliant alternatives and prioritize mitigation by revenue-at-risk, helping you maintain continuity, reduce rework, and avoid costly shipment delays.
Gain operational efficiency
Reduce manual monitoring and accelerate time-to-mitigation across compliance and sourcing teams with agentic orchestration.

How it works

From risk to resolution in 6 steps

From Risk to resolution
Detect exposure
Continuously monitor CBP/DHS entity list changes and flag high-risk material.
Calculate impact
Surface exposure summaries and revenue-at-risk insights.
Prioritize actions
Sequence mitigation by impact on revenue and operations.
Launch assessments
Orchestrate supplier questionnaires, evidence requests, and workflows.
Track progress
Monitor assessment completion.
Recommend alternatives
Suggest compliant alternatives for parts and suppliers.

Solution Brief

Navigate UFLPA supply chain compliance with confidence

Learn how Resilinc’s UFLPA Agent helps enterprises detect exposure, automate supplier due diligence, and recommend compliant alternates—so you can avoid costly detentions, reduce legal spend, and keep goods moving.

Download Solution Brief
UFLPA-Agent-Cover

FAQs

The UFLPA Agent: What you need to know

What is the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), and why does it matter for my supply chain?

The UFLPA requires importers to prove that goods entering the U.S. are free from forced labor. CBP assumes any shipment containing aluminum, copper, steel, or lithium from high-risk regions involves forced labor unless proven otherwise. Noncompliance can result in detained, destroyed, or returned shipments—along with major financial and reputational risks.

How does Resilinc’s UFLPA Agent help with compliance?

The UFLPA Agent continuously monitors your supplier network, flags potential forced labor exposure and recommends mitigation actions. It launches UFLPA supplier due diligence assessments and suggests compliant alternatives, so your team can clear shipments faster and reduce reliance on outside counsel.

Which industries benefit most from the UFLPA Agent?

The solution is designed for industries facing heightened scrutiny, including High-Tech & Semiconductors, Automotive & Manufacturing, Aerospace & Defense, and Life Sciences (especially MedTech).

What happens if one of my shipments is detained by CBP?

The UFLPA Agent can immediately trace upstream suppliers and materials, launch targeted assessments, and organize supplier responses into a structured workflow. This enables your team to present compliant documentation within the 30-day rebuttal window—minimizing penalties and shipment delay. 

How is the UFLPA Agent different from other compliance tools?

Unlike point solutions that stop at detection or consulting services that don’t scale, the UFLPA Agent combines continuous monitoring with built-in workflows, supplier orchestration, and prioritized mitigation—helping you focus where revenue-at-risk is highest. 

Get ahead of forced labor supply chain risk

Experience how Resilinc’s UFLPA Agent proactively identifies forced labor risks, streamlines compliance, and protects revenue from regulatory disruption. 

Schedule Demo