Working with InduX

InduX provides general manufacturing risk intelligence and diagnostic guidance. It does not advise manufacturers on the suitability of specific insurance policies or providers.

Where regulated insurance advice or insurance arrangements are required, that work is carried out by an appropriately authorised firm, which remains responsible for the advice it provides.

No. InduX Risk360 identifies areas that may deserve further attention. Its findings are qualitative and solution-neutral.

The appropriate response might be to understand an exposure more clearly, improve an operational control, strengthen documentation, review a contract, obtain specialist advice or discuss insurance with an authorised broker. Not every finding requires an insurance solution.

No. Completing Risk360 does not constitute consent for a referral.

InduX will not pass a manufacturer's personal or business information to a partner without explicit, separate consent. Before any introduction, the manufacturer will be told who the proposed partner is and what information would be shared.

No. Manufacturers are encouraged to discuss relevant findings with their existing advisers where appropriate.

InduX can help a manufacturer understand the questions that need to be raised. If the manufacturer believes additional or alternative expertise would be useful, they may then ask InduX to suggest an introduction.

An introduction may be considered when a Risk360 finding or subsequent conversation identifies an area requiring specialist or regulated expertise that InduX does not provide.

The manufacturer decides whether an introduction is wanted. There are no automatic referrals, and no partner receives guaranteed access to manufacturers using InduX.

Partners are considered on the strength of their manufacturing knowledge, relevant authorisation or professional qualifications, service standards and willingness to follow the InduX manufacturer-first approach.

A partner must be able to continue the conversation from the manufacturer's business and circumstances—not immediately reduce it to products, policies or technical jargon.

No. Partners cannot influence Risk360 questions, qualitative ratings, findings, editorial priorities or the guidance presented to manufacturers.

InduX does not operate pay-to-rank recommendations or allow commercial relationships to determine which risks are highlighted.

InduX may have a commercial arrangement with a partner where an introduction leads to further work.

Where a referral fee or another material commercial benefit applies, its existence will be disclosed clearly to the manufacturer before the introduction proceeds. A commercial arrangement does not guarantee a partner referrals or influence InduX findings.

It means that the InduX methodology, Risk360 findings, editorial content and manufacturer conversations remain free from partner control.

It does not mean that InduX provides regulated independent financial advice, insurance advice or a whole-of-market comparison of insurance providers.

Partners must:

• ·put the manufacturer's circumstances before a product;
• ·explain technical matters in clear language;
• ·operate within their professional and regulatory permissions;
• ·be transparent about their role and commercial interests;
• ·protect manufacturer information;
• ·take full responsibility for any professional or regulated advice they provide; and
• ·respect that an introduction does not guarantee business.

InduX may end a partner relationship where these standards are not maintained.