The Norwegian Transparency Act (NTA) entered into force on July 1, 2022. It aims to ensure that companies uphold fundamental human rights and decent working conditions in their upstream supply chains, in line with OECD Guidelines. The NTA also highlights the right of the public to obtain information on how companies address potential and actual adverse impacts resulting from their products or services.
We offer a comprehensive risk management system that enables companies to conduct abstract and concrete risk analyses, implement preventive and corrective actions, and easily document and report their compliance efforts. With IntegrityNext, companies can efficiently and effectively meet the requirements of the NTA.
Incorporation of responsible business conduct into internal rules and policies
Identification and assessment of actual and potential adverse impacts
Implementation of suitable measures to cease, prevent or mitigate adverse impacts
Monitoring of implemented preventive and mitigation measures
Duty to account for due diligence
Right to information
IntegrityNext supports you in fulfilling your obligations with the establishment of a continuous and effective due diligence system.
We help you meet the requirements of the Norwegian Transparency Act with minimal effort, reduce associated risks and improve the sustainability of your supply chain. The IntegrityNext platform covers the key due diligence and reporting duties of the NTA and supports a fast and efficient implementation of the new requirements in your company.
IntegrityNext runs mostly automated and is particularly resource-friendly for you.
A legal opinion was conducted to determine exactly which requirements of the NTA are met with IntegrityNext.
A project with IntegrityNext takes 6 to 8 weeks on average.
There are no related costs for your suppliers – this increases your response rate.
IntegrityNext covers all risk areas defined in the LkSG, as well as many more.
CASE STUDY
KONGSBERG aimed to transform its supplier sustainability management process into a seamless, efficient, and digital approach.
July 21, 2026
In this webinar, we will explain what Omnibus I means for corporate due diligence and which obligations, risks, and expectations remain relevant despite the reduced scope of the CSDDD. Learn how digital platforms can support efficient, risk-based, and audit-ready due diligence.
July 17, 2026
In this edition of Sustainability Xpress, we explore key developments shaping supply chain sustainability, from simplified ESRS and new EU forced labor guidance to PPWR implementation, public procurement reform in the EU, evolving deforestation rules in the UK, and practical insights into due diligence implementation under the German Supply Chain Act.
July 17, 2026
At IntegrityNext Innovation Day London, one theme came through clearly: the next phase of supply chain sustainability will not be defined by who collects the most data. It will be defined by who can turn that data into better decisions, stronger supplier engagement, and measurable impact.
