Five months ago, Open Supply Hub launched OS Hub Spotlight with ten founding partners and one goal: connect our open map of production locations to the environmental, social, and assessment data that already exists across the ecosystem.

Today we’re adding to that network.

This next wave brings 11 new Spotlight partners into OS Hub, four new data categories (Environment & Climate, Programs, Scale & Capacity, and Social & Labor), and deeper coverage in existing categories, including Assessments & Audits, Certifications, and Grievance Mechanisms.

Who’s joining:

• Amader Kotha is adding helpline and grievance data for 258 factories connected to Nirapon in Bangladesh.
• Ethical Supply Chain Program is sharing grievance mechanism and certification data for more than 500 facilities.
• HeatWatch is displaying temperature and humidity data for 12,000 Indian textile facilities.
• India Labour Line hotline phone number is displayed on close to 10,000 facilities covered by the grievance mechanism in India.
• MUDEM is contributing grievance mechanism coverage for 28 facilities it supports in Turkiye.
• Planet Tracker is sharing data on PFAS litigation risk for more than 3,000 facilities.
• Responsible Sourcing Network is bringing YESS Program status for 36 mills.
• RISE is contributing program data for 364 facilities.
• Trase (SEI) displays production capacity for over 10,000 production locations in Brazil and Indonesia.
• Wikirate shares if a collective bargaining agreement or digital payment has been reported for 791 facilities.
• And, in collaboration with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, we’re introducing a new collective bargaining agreement dataset covering 252 facilities.

Together, this cohort is enriching the information available about more than 30,000 production locations.

That’s really the point of continually adding new Spotlight data partners. The richer the picture of a production location that an OS Hub profile paints, the more powerful it becomes. Users will see who has assessed the facility, whether workers have a way to raise concerns, which programs have been run there, what agreements exist with a union, and more. No single organization holds all of that; Spotlight is how we stop making people go find it piece by piece in a data scavenger hunt.

This wave won’t be the last. We’re aiming to launch the next cohort of Spotlight Partners before the end of the year, and more in the months and years to come.

Learn more about all 21 of OS Hub’s Spotlight Data Partners here.

Does your organization hold supply chain data that you want to make easier for others to find? Reach out about becoming a Spotlight Partner!