OS Hub Spotlight connects siloed datasets, helping organizations discover and evaluate supply chain data associated with production facilities on a single platform.
It is powered by a network of partners — including organizations like Worldly, Climate TRACE, Living Wage Institute, and the International Accord — vetted by OS Hub for data coverage, business model, ecosystem value, and demand. For the first time, brands, service providers, and other organizations can access facility-level environmental, labor, assessment, certification data, and more, from a single integration, anchored to the OS ID.
Spotlight Partners
The network is designed to grow. New Spotlight Partners are added on a rolling basis as OS Hub expands coverage across data categories, sectors, and geographies.
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Assessments & Audits
amfori
amfori helps companies improve their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance across supply chains. Their comprehensive solutions support sustainability efforts while mitigating supply chain disruptions. Their methodology enables businesses to assess and manage ESG compliance risks, covering key areas such as chemicals, climate, fair wages, worker safety, and more.
International Accord
The International Accord provides facility-level data on Bangladesh garment factories under the Bangladesh Safety Agreement, implemented by the RMG Sustainability Council (RSC). The data includes each factory’s initial inspection date and coverage status, allowing users to identify which facilities participate in fire, electrical, structural, and boiler safety inspections and remediation. Additionally, the data shows where workers have access to an independent complaints mechanism to raise health and safety concerns.
Responsible Sourcing Network
Responsible Sourcing Network, Inc. (RSN) is a California nonprofit public benefit corporation working to eliminate forced labor in raw material supply chains.
YESS: Yarn Ethically & Sustainably Sourced™ (YESS™) is an initiative of RSN. YESS is an industry-wide due diligence program for spinning mills and fabric mills to identify and address cotton produced with forced labor in their supply chains. It utilizes the OECD due diligence framework and aligns with international norms for responsible sourcing.
Social and Labor Convergence Program (SLCP)
The Converged Assessment Framework (CAF) was developed by SLCP signatories to assess working conditions in facilities. It collects a comprehensive set of foundational social and labor data that supports human rights due diligence. Facilities only need to complete one assessment, and they can share it across this network of platforms.
Worldly
Worldly is the leading sustainability and supply chain intelligence platform for consumer goods. Trusted by a network of 40,000+ companies, Worldly provides visibility into environmental and social performance, including carbon, water, chemicals, and labor, at the product, facility, and value-chain levels. It translates raw data into actionable intelligence that reduces risk and drives measurable progress.
Certifications
Ethical Supply Chain Program
The Ethical Supply Chain Program (ESCP) was founded by the International Council of Toy Industries (ICTI), but now champions integrity and sustainability across a wide range of manufacturing sectors. The organization facilitates communication, certification and cooperation between manufacturers, suppliers and retailers in a worldwide network with transparency at its core.
WRAP
WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) contributes facility certification data covering manufacturers in the apparel, footwear, and sewn products sectors across 50+ countries. This data enables buyers, brands, and retailers to identify certified production locations, verify compliance status, and make more informed responsible sourcing decisions.
Environment & Climate
HeatWatch
HeatWatch is a women-led climate adaptation organization founded by Apekshita Varshney in response to India’s rapidly worsening extreme heat crisis. Her reporting across the country exposed the crisis’s deep and uneven burden, and how inadequate current responses remain. That experience shaped our commitment to documenting the crisis and advancing solutions grounded in economic and social justice. HeatWatch produces decision-relevant research rooted in lived realities, combining data, research, and community knowledge to generate actionable insights that strengthen advocacy and inform decision-making for policymakers, businesses, and allied actors.
Planet Tracker
Planet Tracker is an award-winning non-profit think tank focused on sustainable finance. We engage directly with the financial system and corporate management to drive transformation of global financial activities, achieve real world change in our means of production and align investment with a resilient, just, net-zero and nature-positive economy. Our purpose is to ensure that capital markets’ investment and lending decisions are aligned with sustainable business practices and support a just transition.
Emissions & Energy Use
Climate TRACE
Climate TRACE provides facility-level greenhouse gas emissions data for all sectors globally. Emissions are estimated at the facility level using a combination of supplier-provided data, economic data, and emission factors. Data is provided at a monthly granularity and allows users to understand their GHG footprint relative to others in the industry.
Grievance Mechanisms
International Accord
The International Accord provides facility-level data on Bangladesh garment factories under the Bangladesh Safety Agreement, implemented by the RMG Sustainability Council (RSC). The data includes each factory’s initial inspection date and coverage status, allowing users to identify which facilities participate in fire, electrical, structural, and boiler safety inspections and remediation. Additionally, the data shows where workers have access to an independent complaints mechanism to raise health and safety concerns.
Amader Kotha
The Amader Kotha Helpline is an independent grievance mechanism operating in the Ready Made Garment (RMG) sector in Bangladesh since 2014. The Helpline is a unique collaboration among three project partners – Phulki, a respected civil society organization working to improve the lives of workers and their families in Bangladesh; Clear Voice, a project of The Cahn Group that operates hotlines and builds effective grievance mechanisms in supply chains; and LRQA, a leading global assurance company.
Ethical Supply Chain Program
The Ethical Supply Chain Program (ESCP) was founded by the International Council of Toy Industries (ICTI), but now champions integrity and sustainability across a wide range of manufacturing sectors. The organization facilitates communication, certification and cooperation between manufacturers, suppliers and retailers in a worldwide network with transparency at its core.
India Labour Line
India Labourline (ILL) is an alternate labour dispute resolution mechanism that supports workers experiencing labour rights violations. It provides free support through a toll-free helpline, mediation, legal aid and a network of Workers Facilitation Centres (field teams located in 14 cities). Workers can register labour disputes through the helpline or through outreach conducted by field teams, with ILL supporting mediation and, where necessary, legal intervention.
Labor Solutions
Labor Solutions provides facility-level data on active WOVO deployments, an operational grievance mechanism used by 3.8 million workers across 180 countries. OS Hub users can see which facilities have a live grievance mechanism in place and how long it has been running, supporting supply chain due diligence.
MUDEM-WSC
The Worker Support Center (WSC) is an independent grievance mechanism established by MUDEM in 2018 that enables workers in Türkiye's textile and garment supply chains to safely and accessibly raise concerns and report workplace issues. Through worker reports and requests for counseling, the Center generates data and insights on key labor issues, including working conditions, wages and benefits, occupational health and safety, discrimination, harassment and ill-treatment, work permits, dismissal, and other workplace-related concerns. This enables brands and other stakeholders to more effectively identify key issues affecting workers across their supply chains, monitor risks, and integrate worker feedback into remediation and continuous improvement processes.
Ulula
Ulula provides facility-level data regarding the availability and initiation dates of grievance mechanisms across 62 countries. This enables buyers to quickly identify production sites with active worker voice programs, review adoption history, and increase supply network transparency via Open Supply Hub.
Living Wage
Living Wage Institute
The Living Wage Institute provides county-level living wage estimates across the United States, updated annually and accessible through their public tool, the Living Wage Calculator. Beyond their publicly available data, they offer living wage audit support and analysis through their hourly compensation toolkit.
WageIndicator Foundation
The WageIndicator Foundation is a global, independent, non-profit organisation improving labor market transparency. It offers vast databases on Minimum and Living Wages for hundreds of countries in local and English languages.
Programs
RISE
RISE accelerates equality and opportunity for workers in global supply chains, driving positive impacts for workers and the businesses they sustain. At the factory level, we partner with brands, suppliers and local partners to deliver workplace programs focused on gender equality, financial health, and respect and safety. RISE currently works across 10 countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Egypt, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. Through Open Supply Hub, users can view which factories have completed a RISE program and when (including legacy HERproject programs).
Scale & Capacity
Trase
Trase is a not-for-profit initiative founded in 2015 by the Stockholm Environment Institute and Global Canopy to bring transparency to deforestation and agricultural commodity trade. Trase combines data on commodity production and trade from many different sources with a unique form of material flow analysis to map supply chains linking consumer markets, via traders, with regions of production.
Social & Labor
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), a deemed-to-be-university and Grant-in-Aid Institute under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, is committed to interdisciplinary education, research, and field engagement. Through faculty-supervised student projects, TISS contributes to open data initiatives that advance supply chain transparency, labour rights, and sustainability.
Wikirate
Wikirate is a Berlin-based nonprofit and open data platform where a global community of civil society organizations and advocates collects and structures data on companies' social and environmental impacts to make it accessible, comparable, and free for all.
Spotlight Partner Testimonials
Hear what our founding partners have to say about joining the network.
As a global, cross-sector coalition, we understand the need for collaboration to enable data-driven emissions reductions work. The same goes for supply chain accountability. Open Supply Hub features our data alongside other mission-driven organizations so that brands get the full picture of a facility’s activities. Joining forces with Open Supply Hub has allowed us both to expand our offerings, which is another testament to the power of working as a collective.
Christy Lewis, Product Director, Climate TRACE
Open Supply Hub is built on a principle we share: supply chain data should be accessible, standardized, and connected to the real world. Our county-level living wage data is designed to help U.S. employers benchmark pay against what workers actually need. Partnering with OS Hub means that data now lives where sourcing, compliance, and sustainability teams can transparently discover it alongside other critical environmental and social indicators — and actually put it to work.
Sara Horowitz, Co-Founder & CEO | Living Wage Institute
Behind every facility profile on Open Supply Hub are the people doing the real work of impact improvement — environmental managers walking the factory floor, tracking water and energy use, building the case for investment in innovation. On the other side are brand teams trying to make better sourcing decisions with the time they have. Spotlight honors both. By bringing Worldly data onto the OS Hub platform, we’re giving the people doing the measurement real recognition, and their brand partners a faster path to the intelligence they need to act with confidence.
James Schaffer, Chief Strategy Officer, Worldly
Interested in becoming a Spotlight Partner?
If your organization owns, manages, or collects supply chain data, OS Hub Spotlight can put it directly on the profiles compliance and sourcing professionals are already reviewing. Contribute your data. Reach a high-intent audience. Get more visibility and traffic for your own offering.
Looking to use Spotlight data in your own program?
If you're a brand, retailer, service provider or any organization looking to access supply chain data for your own compliance, sourcing, or member-facing platform, our solutions are built for you. The OS Hub API and Data Downloads & Analysis are available for organizations that need to operationalize supply chain data at scale.
FAQs
Any organization can contribute data to OS Hub at no cost as part of the open platform. OS Hub Spotlight is a paid package* for organizations that also want their data surfaced as part of the Spotlight layer visible on production location profiles and delivered through OS Hub's API and data download products. Spotlight Partners receive organizational recognition across the network, their records returned standardized and OS ID-anchored, and distribution to OS Hub's audience of compliance, due diligence, and sourcing professionals at the moment they're evaluating facilities.
*Civil society organizations may apply for free/discounted access to contribute data to OS Hub Spotlight.
Every Spotlight Partner is vetted by the OS Hub team before their data goes live on the platform. Qualifying organizations produce facility-level data (or data that can be matched to production locations) in one of the many Spotlight data categories. Talk to our team to find out if your data qualifies.
Update frequency varies by partner and contribution method. Partners contributing via CSV typically update annually or semi-annually. Partners contributing via API can update more frequently, with their profiles on OS Hub reflecting changes in near real-time as new records are pushed. Each partner on this page links to their full contributor profile, where you can find more detail on their data and update cadence.
Yes. Spotlight Partner data is visible to all OS Hub users on individual production location profiles at no cost. Organizations that need to access that data programmatically across thousands of facilities (via API or bulk download) do so through OS Hub's premium solutions.
The best way to find out is to run a coverage check against your supplier list. Contact our team and we can walk you through which Spotlight Partners have data on facilities relevant to your supply base, sectors, and geographies.
New Spotlight Partners are added on a rolling basis. The partner list on this page is updated as new cohorts join the network.
Contact our team and we’ll walk you through the process, or explore the Spotlight package options.
Vetted by OS Hub means that Open Supply Hub has reviewed an organization against a set of criteria — including data coverage, business model, ecosystem value, and demand — before allowing them to participate in our Spotlight Partner program.
Yes. Where OS Hub’s standard API packages account for users pulling significant amounts of data, Spotlight Contributor API packages are designed for data partners who intend to push data to the platform. Spotlight Contributor API calls are limited to the number required by the partner to contribute their locations on an annual basis. If a Spotlight Contributor is looking to use the API to pull in additional data, they will need a standard API Solution. Not sure what you need or want to speak with someone? Contact our team and we will be happy to support you.