CSDDD after Omnibus I: Build a Defensible Due Diligence Setup

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About the Guide

The CSDDD has become narrower in scope, but the operational expectations for companies that remain affected are still demanding. Due diligence must be risk-based, traceable, and supported by reliable evidence.

This guide explains what has changed under Omnibus I and shows how companies can build a continuous due diligence process that connects risk analysis, preventive and corrective measures, complaints, monitoring, and documentation.

Download the guide to assess your current due diligence setup and identify the capabilities needed for a robust and evidence-ready CSDDD process.

How the CSDDD scope, thresholds, and timelines have changed

What a defensible, risk-based due diligence process should include

How to connect risk signals with actions, responsibilities, and evidence

Which warning signs may indicate gaps in your current setup

How software can support supplier engagement, monitoring, and audit readiness