AI-Native Conflict Minerals Reporting Software for Defensible Compliance

Protect your market access, reduce enforcement risk, and report under multiple global conflict minerals regulations. Assent conflict minerals compliance software collects CMRT data and validates smelter risk so you can meet conflict minerals reporting requirements with confidence.

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Customers & Regulators Both Demand Conflict Mineral Data

Conflict Minerals Compliance Is a Core Business Need

Incomplete CMRT submissions and unvalidated smelters undermine compliance and leave you exposed during customer audits and while shipping goods across borders. Plus knowing where you source tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold (3TGs) is vital for complying with the Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502 and the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation. Assent closes the gaps in your program.

See the Conflict Minerals Reporting Software in Action

North American packaging EPR laws — including California SB54, Oregon SB582, Colorado HB22-1355, and Canada’s Federal Plastics Registry — require companies to register with a Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO), report detailed packaging data, and pay eco-modulated fees. That’s a major challenge for manufacturers with limited visibility into their global packaging supply chains.

Faster, Simpler Conflict Minerals Compliance

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Centralized Responsible Mineral Sourcing

Centralize conflict minerals compliance activities, supplier communications, and reporting workflows in a single, AI-native platform.

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Mitigate Risk Through Supplier Engagement

Prioritize high-risk suppliers for follow-up, education, and corrective action, reducing reliance on incomplete or unverified declarations.

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Support Audit-Ready & Public Reporting

Maintain documented, traceable data to rapidly support SEC filings, EU disclosures, and customer conflict minerals reporting requests.

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Take the Supply Chain Sustainability Assessment

Uncover the gaps in your responsible sourcing program with our free supply chain assessment tool.

A Complete Conflict Minerals Platform

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Smelter Risk Identification & Validation

Identify high-risk smelters based on geography, audit status, and peer disclosures to reduce exposure across your product portfolio.

The Largest Network of Supplier Data

Get access to the Assent Sustainability Network, complete with millions of validated supplier declarations, including CMRT submissions.

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Rapidly Scale Conflict Minerals Risk Management

Collect standardized Conflict Mineral Reporting Template (CMRT) data at scale using AI automation, and analyze smelter disclosures to identify high-risk sourcing.

Why Assent

Why Conflict Mineral Reporters Trust Assent

Assent helps 1,000+ manufacturers meet reporting requirements with defensible data, AI-powered workflows, and proven supplier engagement at scale

228,000+

CMRTs delivered annually

152,000

Supplier risk notifications discovered

FAQ: Conflict Minerals Compliance

Get answers to your common conflict mineral reporting questions from Assent’s experts.

What are conflict minerals?

Conflict minerals are tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold (3TGs) sourced from conflict-affected or high-risk areas, particularly the Democratic Republic of the Congo and surrounding countries. These minerals are regulated under the Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502 because their extraction may finance armed conflict, forced labor, and human rights abuses.

Is cobalt a conflict mineral?

No. Cobalt is not classified as a conflict mineral under Dodd-Frank Section 1502, which applies only to 3TGs. However, cobalt is commonly included in responsible minerals programs due to human rights risks associated with cobalt mining, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Assent provides a cobalt reporting solution to assist with compliance.

What is the Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT)?

The Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT) is a standardized supplier questionnaire developed by the Responsible Minerals Initiative. It is used to collect data on 3TG usage, smelters, refiners, and country of origin information to support conflict minerals due diligence and reporting.

What are conflict minerals reporting requirements?

Conflict minerals reporting requirements typically include supply chain due diligence, smelter identification, risk assessment, and disclosure. Public U.S. companies must comply with Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502, while certain EU importers must meet obligations under the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation.

What is conflict mineral sourcing?

Conflict mineral sourcing is the practice of identifying where 3TG minerals originate and assessing sourcing risk. It involves conducting a Reasonable Country of Origin Inquiry (RCOI), collecting smelter data, and evaluating whether minerals come from conflict-affected or high-risk areas.

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Conflict Minerals Compliance With Confidence

Speak with an Assent expert to see how conflict minerals reporting software can help you meet reporting requirements, reduce supply chain risk, and protect market access.