Know exactly what your fab customers require.

TSMC and Intel hand their suppliers hundreds of pages. Answer one set of questions about your company and get back only the requirements that actually apply to you — in English and Traditional Chinese, with your customer's clause numbers and a link to every source.

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Who it's for

  • Taiwanese subsidiaries in Arizona

    Your parent's ESG team is 7,000 miles away. Your evidence is here.

  • Local manufacturers entering the supply chain

    Never seen an RBA audit? Start from a checklist, not a 40-page PDF.

  • Tier 1 parents

    The same regime, at home and in Arizona.

What's covered

Ten programs, tracked row by row. Customer names are used as text because that is what they are — nothing here implies any endorsement.

  • TSMC Supplier Code of Conduct
  • TSMC Supplier Sustainability Standards
  • TSMC Supply Online 360
  • TSMC supplier carbon program
  • SEMI E187 / E188 tool cybersecurity
  • Intel supplier EHS
  • Intel contingent workforce and site access
  • RBA Validated Assessment Program
  • ISO management-system triggers
  • Arizona and US regulatory obligations

How it works

  1. 1

    30-minute intake

    One pass through seven steps. Every threshold question is concrete, and "Not sure" is a real answer that we come back to rather than a guess.

  2. 2

    Sourced gap report

    Which requirements apply, why each one applies to you, and what evidence would answer it. Every row links to the document it came from.

  3. 3

    Evidence binder that stays ready

    Certificates, policies and records attached to the requirement each one answers, with expiry dates that tell you what lapses in the next 90 days.

What a gap report looks like

An example, not real data.

  • Keep a written working-hours policy and records for the last 12 months.

    TSMC Supplier Code of ConductMet

  • Complete the Supply Online 360 self-assessment questionnaire.

    TSMC Supply Online 360Not met

  • Report PFAS-containing articles imported since 2011 under TSCA §8(a)(7).

    Arizona and US regulatoryUnknown
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Questions

What does an assessment cost?
It depends on how many customers you serve and how much evidence you already have, so we quote per engagement rather than publishing a number. Tell us your situation and we will tell you what it would look like.
Is this legal advice?
No. FabReady is a readiness and organization tool. It does not certify anything, and it does not replace your own reading of your customer's documents or a lawyer's reading of the regulations.
Where does my data live?
In a managed PostgreSQL database, with evidence files in a private object store. Each company's data is isolated by your organization, evidence is never public, and you can delete everything from the company page at any time.
Which programs are covered?
Ten, listed above: TSMC's code of conduct, sustainability standards, Supply Online 360 and carbon program; SEMI E187 tool cybersecurity; Intel's EHS and contingent-workforce rules; the RBA Validated Assessment Program; ISO management-system triggers; and the Arizona and US regulations that apply to fab suppliers.
Can my parent company see it?
Only if they are members of your organization. Access follows organization membership, and nothing is shared with your customers unless you send it to them.
Do you certify us?
No. We organize what is required and what you have. Your customer decides whether it is enough.

FabReady is a readiness and organization tool, not legal, compliance, or certification advice. It does not certify anything; always verify against the customer's own documents.