A recent survey found that only 62% of exporters have a full Export Compliance Program (ECP) in place. This means quite a few companies, both large and small, are vulnerable to risks in their supply chain. Companies that do not exercise due diligence are more susceptible to committing infractions, which can result in penalties and fines. Is this a risk your company is willing to take?

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This white paper discusses six critical components that are involved in the implementation of an export management program:

  • Showing Management Support

  • Company Profile and Risk Assessment

  • Cross Organization Accountability

  • Automated Compliance Process Control

  • Communication and Training

  • Audit and Continuous Assessment

BUILDING AN EXPORT COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
Critical Elements for Leveraging Automation to Support an ECP

Learn how automation can assist such exporters in supporting their overall objective: minimizing risk and streamlining the supply chain while keeping operational costs at bay.

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