Vertical advisors and experts
Algorithma
and Advisense
Agents for ESG supply chain compliance, built to the control framework Advisense defines.
The joint offering
What we do together
EUDR and PPWR cover different obligations. The workflow behind them is the same: define the scope, collect evidence from suppliers, validate that evidence against thresholds, escalate unclear cases, file the documentation, and retain the record. Four of those six stages are high volume and low judgement. Agents run those four. Scoping and escalation stay with people.
Supplier engagement
Agents contact suppliers in their own language and collect structured and unstructured evidence: declarations, test reports and material safety data sheets.
Validation against thresholds
Geolocation data, substance limits, test reports and recyclability figures are checked against the thresholds Advisense defines.
Escalation by design
Ambiguous, conflicting and high-risk cases route to a named person, with the reasoning and the source evidence attached.
Documentation and filing
The run produces auditable records, Declarations of Conformity and Due Diligence Statements for filing in TRACES NT.
Who does what
Advisense
- Interprets each regulation: obligations, scope and the evidence required
- Designs the guardrails, the control framework and the validation thresholds the agent applies
- Reviews output quality and supports audit readiness over time
Algorithma
- Builds and trains the agents on AOS
- Integrates them with ERP, PLM and supplier systems
- Operates, monitors and improves them after go-live
Value realisation
Where the value is
Re-use across regulations
The first regulation carries most of the cost of establishing the platform. Each regulation after it is configuration work on the same foundation.
Better use of people
The agent completes the routine cases end to end. People spend their time on the cases that need judgement.
Lower penalty and market access risk
PPWR fines apply per non-compliant product. EUDR can hold goods at the border. Automated checking applies the same threshold to every case.
Data as an asset
EUDR requires plot-level supply chain mapping. PPWR requires a full packaging material inventory. That dataset has value beyond the regulation that required it.
The partner
About Advisense
Advisense is a governance, risk and compliance firm, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Stockholm. It combines regulatory, security, technology and risk management expertise, and works with clients from analysis and advice through to implementation and operations.
Regulatory depth
Expertise across EU frameworks, from financial regulation to ESG and cyber security.
Advice through to operations
Advisory, managed services and technology in one firm.
Nordic reach
Established relationships with boards, compliance functions and supervisors across the Nordics.
- 2008
- Founded, in Stockholm
- 350+
- Consultants
- 10
- Offices across the Nordics and Europe
In this partnership
Advisense defines what each regulation requires and what evidence holds up under audit. It owns the regulatory interpretation, the control design and the quality assurance.
Interested in this?
We can walk you through what we have built with Advisense and what it would look like in your business.