There is far more to starting an effective declaration collection effort than just saying "go". There are critical decisions and trade-offs to be made and the project plan must be clearly laid out. We have deployed and executed projects encompassing populations from hundreds to tens of thousands of parts,
guiding small and large dispersed teams. We can efficiently guide your team to do the same.

An effort cannot be successful without the correct tools and an implementation that gets them setup, delivered, and working. There are many different tools available and they vary greatly in their functionality, user interface and complexity. We have knowledge of the tools offered and the strengths and weaknesses of them. We can guide your team through selection and implementation of a tool suitable for your needs.​​

The design must deliver the systematic execution required for success. There can be extensive problem solving needed to implement a design that handles all of the branches and ​exceptions needed to achieve full execution. Dead branches and lost work can be very costly and result in multiplication of errors. We have experience with robust system design.

The challenges of declaration collection can be very difficult. There are many declaration variations and exceptions making the whole process very complex. There are many different requirements or conditions that may or may not apply. With our experience, we can assist your team to effectively identify and address exceptions.

Your team and suppliers need to be trained. Your team cannot be effective if they don't understand what is required from suppliers. Substance declarations can be very complex, since there are many reporting templates, and often vague expectations. We have developed training content for company teams and suppliers. These training materials provide the appropriate level of knowledge for those
working with declarations. We can help you to implement these for your needs.

Process Metrics are important to understanding what is happening with your declaration collection activities and how long it takes to complete a request. We recommend that you understand this so that the meaningful issues can be addressed, solutions generated, and solutions are validated.​