Introduction

This voluntary statement sets out the steps Infionis Ltd (“Infionis”) takes to prevent modern slavery, human trafficking, and forced labour within its operations and supply chain. Although Infionis is not legally required to publish a Modern Slavery Act Statement under the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, Infionis chooses to do so as part of its commitment to ethical practice, responsible governance, and structured operational integrity.

Infionis operates fully remotely and provides consultancy services that do not involve physical supply chains, manufacturing, logistics, or high‑risk labour environments. Infionis does not access client systems, does not use client‑owned platforms, and does not retain client data beyond what is necessary for communication.

Commitment to Ethical Practice

Infionis is committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethics, integrity, and professional conduct. Infionis does not tolerate modern slavery, human trafficking, or forced labour in any form. Infionis expects the same commitment from all partners, suppliers, and organisations it interacts with.

Business Structure and Operating Model

Infionis is an independent consultancy specialising in structured transformation across complex digital environments. Infionis operates fully remotely and does not engage in activities involving physical labour, manufacturing, distribution, or environments typically associated with modern slavery risk. Infionis uses its own methodologies, tools, and applications and does not rely on external labour providers or subcontractors for service delivery.

Supply Chain and Risk Assessment

Infionis has a minimal and low‑risk supply chain consisting primarily of:

• professional digital services

• software tools

• secure communication platforms

• standard business services

Infionis does not engage suppliers involved in physical labour, manufacturing, or high‑risk sectors. Infionis conducts structured assessments to ensure suppliers operate ethically and comply with relevant laws and standards.

Policies and Controls

Infionis maintains structured internal controls to prevent modern slavery, including:

• clear ethical standards

• strict supplier expectations

• remote‑only operating model

• no use of labour providers or subcontracted workforce

• disciplined governance across all engagements

Infionis reviews suppliers to ensure they uphold ethical and lawful practices.

Due Diligence

Infionis applies due diligence when selecting suppliers and partners. This includes assessing ethical standards, reviewing compliance statements, ensuring suppliers operate within low‑risk sectors, and confirming alignment with UK legal requirements. Infionis will not engage suppliers who fail to demonstrate compliance with modern slavery legislation or ethical labour practices.

Training and Awareness

Infionis ensures that individuals involved in supplier selection, governance, and operational oversight understand the risks of modern slavery, the importance of ethical supply chain management, and the expectations placed on suppliers and partners. Infionis maintains awareness of evolving legislation and best practice.

Reporting Concerns

Infionis encourages the reporting of any concerns related to modern slavery or unethical labour practices. Any concerns raised will be reviewed promptly and addressed through structured governance processes. Users or partners who wish to raise concerns should contact Infionis through the Contact page on the Website.

Continuous Improvement

Infionis is committed to continuous improvement in its approach to preventing modern slavery. Infionis will review this statement periodically to ensure it remains aligned with legislation, ethical standards, and operational practices.

Approval

This voluntary Modern Slavery Act Statement has been approved by Infionis Ltd and reflects the organisation’s commitment to ethical, structured, and responsible operations.