Matana is an AI-powered platform that detects ESG and human rights risk signals in Tier 3–4 mineral supply chains, turning weak, unstructured signals into verified evidence. The platform converts these verified facts into actionable obligations and auditable proof, enabling companies to demonstrate compliance. Its TRACE system works upstream at artisanal sites, subcontractors, and local traders where incidents often go unreported.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
In the upstream tiers of mineral supply chains—particularly Tier 3–4 suppliers like artisanal sites, subcontractors, and local traders—ESG and human rights incidents often remain as faint, unstructured signals or rumors that never make it into audit files. This lack of visibility prevents companies from identifying risks early and demonstrating compliance with evolving regulations.
Solution
Matana provides an AI-powered platform that surfaces ESG and human rights risk signals in Tier 3–4 mineral supply chains, turning weak signals into checked facts. The TRACE system works upstream to detect and verify these signals, converting them into evidence-backed findings. The Matana Platform then transforms those verified facts into obligations, actions, and auditable proof, enabling teams to act proactively and demonstrate compliance. This approach gives organizations a clear, evidence-based view of risks that traditional audit systems miss.
Target Audience
Primary customers are organizations across industries that need transparent, ethical mineral supply chains, including electronics manufacturers, EV producers, renewable energy companies, and compliance teams responsible for ESG reporting.
Features
- AI-powered risk detection that identifies faint ESG and human rights signals in Tier 3–4 suppliers
- TRACE system that verifies weak signals into checked facts through upstream monitoring
- Clause-mapped Evidence Packs that link verified findings to specific regulatory or contractual obligations
- Platform that converts verified facts into actionable obligations and auditable proof
- Coverage of artisanal sites, subcontractors, and local traders where incidents often go unreported