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Das deutsche Lieferkettengesetz sorgt für mehr Schutz und Nachhaltigkeit

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Ab 2024 müssen Unternehmen ab 1000 Arbeitnehmern Grundsatzerklärungen von allen Lieferanten vorlegen. Docusign kann helfen, diese einfach & effektiv einzuholen.

    • Mit Docusign Bulk Send: Senden Sie Ihre Grundsatzerklärung an tausende Lieferanten gleichzeitig

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Globale Lieferketten benötigen weltweit regulierende Gesetze. Um Menschenrechte sowie die Umwelt zu schützen, trat am 1. Januar 2023 das Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz in Kraft. Alle deutschen Unternehmen mit mindestens 3.000 Beschäftigten müssen seitdem entlang ihrer gesamten Lieferkette ein sauberes Berichtswesen vorweisen. Sie müssen bestätigen können, dass ihre Lieferketten die Anforderungen des neuen Gesetzes erfüllen. Andernfalls drohen Vertragsstrafen in Form von Bußgeldern und Ausschluss von öffentlichen Ausschreibungen. Ab 2024 gilt dieses Gesetz dann auch für Unternehmen ab 1.000 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern.

Die Unternehmen müssen den zuständigen Behörden gegenüber eine Grundsatzerklärung abgeben, die besagt, dass sie ihre Lieferkette überprüft haben und diese keine Risiken beinhaltet. Docusign Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) kann Unternehmen dabei unterstützen, diesen Prozess effizient zu gestalten.

Mit Docusign Bulk Send: Senden Sie Ihre Grundsatzerklärung an tausende Lieferanten gleichzeitig

Großunternehmen in der Fertigung haben nicht selten mehrere 10.000 Lieferanten weltweit, die alle eine Grundsatzerklärung unterschreiben müssen, dessen Inhalte durch das Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz vorgegeben sind.

Die Docusign Massenversand-Option, Docusign Bulk Send, ist eine Funktion innerhalb von eSignature, die es Kundinnen und Kunden erleichtert, diese Unterschriften einzuholen. Denn mit dieser Funktion können Sie ganz einfach dasselbe Dokument an Tausende von Empfängerinnen und Empfängern senden, um sie aufzufordern, ein Dokument mit eSign zu unterzeichnen. 

Um zu vermeiden, dass die Geschäftsführerin oder der Geschäftsführer all diese Vereinbarungen gegenzeichnen muss, kann automatisch ein E-Seal auf jede Lieferanten-Unterschrift gesetzt werden. Diese ersetzt eine persönliche Unterschrift. Im folgenden Video finden Sie eine kurze Demo dieser Funktionen: 

Sprechen Sie mit unserem Vertriebsteam über die Möglichkeit der Massensendung in diesem Fall und holen Sie sich externe Rechtsberatung, um sicherzugehen, dass Sie am 1. Januar auf der sicheren Seite stehen, was Ihre Lieferkette anbelangt. Docusign Identify kann zusätzliche Sicherheit bei der Verifizierung der Unterzeichner bieten.

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Dieser Blog dient allgemeinen Informationszwecken. Er ist weder als Rechtsberatung gedacht, noch kann er diese ersetzen. Für detaillierte Informationen zur eIDAS-Verordnung und elektronischen Signaturen empfehlen wir unsere Ressourcen im Lerncenter.

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