Due Diligence Procedure
Purpose
This procedure outlines how NorseStorm ApS identifies, manages, and follows up on potential
and actual risks related to human rights, labor conditions, environmental impact, anti-
corruption, and sanctions compliance.
Company Size and Context
As a small company with only two employees, NorseStorm operates with limited risk exposure.
However, we are committed to meeting our ethical and contractual obligations through a
proportionate due diligence process.
1. Risk Identification
Before engaging with new suppliers or partners, NorseStorm performs a basic risk screening
based on:
Country of operation
Industry risk level (e.g., manufacturing vs. software)
Prior reputation or red flags
Risks are documented in a simple Excel log with date, partner name, and observed risks
(if any)
2. Risk Management
If risks are identified, NorseStorm contacts the supplier directly to clarify the issue.
The company may request documentation or policy alignment.
In case of unresolved concerns, partnerships are reconsidered.
3. Follow-up and Monitoring
Each year, NorseStorm reviews active suppliers and updates the risk log.
For higher-risk partners, NorseStorm follows up via email or phone to verify continued
compliance.
4. Documentation and Review
All due diligence activities are recorded in a central Excel sheet.
This procedure is reviewed annually and adjusted as needed.
Status
As of today, no major risks have been identified in our supply chain or partnerships.
Last updated: 21 April 2025