Modern Slavery Statement
Klaimly does not tolerate modern slavery or human trafficking anywhere in our business or supply chain. Here's exactly who we work with and what we commit to.
Last updated: Saturday, 10 October 2026 · Financial year covered: incorporation (5 July 2026) to date
Voluntary
We're well below the £36m threshold and publish this anyway.
UK-based
No manufacturing, no physical goods, no overseas workforce.
Low risk
Our suppliers are established technology and service firms.
Reviewed yearly
Or sooner if our supply chain changes.
About this statement
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires commercial organisations with an annual turnover of £36 million or more to publish a slavery and human trafficking statement each financial year. Klaimly Ltd is well below that threshold and is not legally required to publish one.
We are publishing this statement voluntarily, because we think transparency about our supply chain matters regardless of company size, and because it costs us nothing to be honest about how small and straightforward that supply chain currently is.
Who we are
Klaimly is a flight delay, cancellation, and denied boarding compensation claims service, operated by Klaimly Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales under company number 17321388, with its registered office at 66 Paul Street, London, England, EC2A 4NA.
Our structure and supply chain
Klaimly is a small, solely UK-based operation. We have no manufacturing, no physical goods supply chain, and no overseas labour force. Our only suppliers are established technology and business service providers, used to run our website and handle payments and communications. Tap any supplier to see what they do for us.
Where modern slavery risk is typically highest
None of our suppliers fall into these categories. We consider our current exposure to modern slavery and human trafficking risk to be low.
Our policies and commitments
We do not tolerate modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of our business or supply chain. As a very small company (currently just the founder), we do not yet have formal written policies of the kind larger organisations maintain, but we are committed to:
- 1Only working with reputable, well-known suppliers
- 2Reviewing this position as we grow and formalising written policies once we have staff or contractors to apply them to
- 3Acting on any concern raised about modern slavery in our business or supply chain, however small
Looking ahead
We will review and republish this statement at least annually, or sooner if our supply chain changes meaningfully (for example, if we start employing staff, engaging contractors, or working with new suppliers whose own supply chains carry more risk). If Klaimly's turnover ever approaches the statutory £36 million threshold, we will publish a formal statement approved by our board, as required by the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
July 2026
Klaimly Ltd incorporated
August 2026
First voluntary statement published
October 2026
Supplier list updated (Stripe and Microsoft 365 added)
By July 2027
Next annual review
Raise a concern
If you have a concern relating to modern slavery or human trafficking connected to Klaimly or our suppliers, contact us. We'll act on any concern, however small.