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Modern Slavery Statement



Last Updated: 21 October 2026


1. Introduction

AD Digital Info is committed to conducting its business responsibly, ethically and with respect for human rights.

We have a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour and the exploitation of workers.

Although AD Digital Info is not currently required to publish a modern slavery statement under the applicable UK statutory threshold, we are voluntarily publishing this statement to demonstrate our commitment to responsible business practices.


2. About AD Digital Info

AD Digital Info is a digital marketing and technology company operating from the United Kingdom and India.

We provide services to clients internationally, including clients in the United Kingdom, India, Australia, European Union countries and the United States.

Our services include digital marketing, SEO, PPC, website development, e-commerce development, Shopify development, software development, mobile application development, CRM development, API integration, website maintenance and related technology services.


3. Our Commitment

AD Digital Info does not tolerate modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour or worker exploitation within our business.

We aim to:

Respect the dignity and rights of individuals

Support fair and lawful working practices

Avoid forced, bonded or involuntary labour

Not knowingly engage with businesses involved in modern slavery or human trafficking

Promote ethical behaviour among our employees, contractors and business partners

Comply with applicable employment and human-rights laws


4. Our Employees and Contractors

We expect employees, contractors and other individuals working with AD Digital Info to be treated fairly and with dignity.

We do not support forced labour, human trafficking, unlawful child labour or abusive working conditions.

We aim to maintain a professional working environment where individuals are treated with respect and where concerns can be raised appropriately.


5. Our Suppliers and Business Partners

Our business is primarily service-based and technology-focused.

We may work with software providers, hosting companies, technology platforms, freelancers, consultants, contractors and other service providers.

We expect our suppliers and business partners to operate lawfully and responsibly and to respect fundamental human rights.

Where we become aware of a serious concern relating to modern slavery or worker exploitation, we may review the relevant relationship and take appropriate action.


6. Identifying and Managing Risks

We recognise that modern slavery risks can exist within global supply chains.

Our approach is proportionate to the size and nature of our business.

When appropriate, we may consider factors such as the location of a supplier, the nature of the services provided and the circumstances in which workers may be engaged.

If a potential modern slavery concern is identified, we will consider appropriate steps based on the circumstances, which may include requesting further information, reviewing the relationship or taking corrective action.


7. Reporting Concerns

We encourage employees, contractors, suppliers and other stakeholders to raise genuine concerns about modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour or worker exploitation.

Concerns can be reported to:

AD Digital Info

Email: support@addigitalinfo.com

We will consider concerns raised in good faith and take reasonable steps to investigate and address them where appropriate.


8. Training and Awareness

We recognise the importance of awareness in identifying modern slavery risks.

As our business develops, we will consider appropriate information, guidance or training for relevant employees and contractors based on the needs and risks of our business.


9. Continuous Improvement

We recognise that responsible business practices require ongoing attention.

We will review our approach to modern slavery and human-rights risks periodically and may update our policies and procedures as our business, supply chain and legal obligations develop.


10. Approval

This statement represents AD Digital Info’s voluntary commitment to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking within our business and relevant business relationships.

Approved by:

Name: Arjun Gajera & Hardik Ribadiya

Position: Director

Company: AD Digital Info

Date of Approval: 04 April 2026


11. Contact Us

AD Digital Info

Email: support@addigitalinfo.com

Phone: UK +44 7823708767 / India +91 9924182348

Website: addigitalinfo.com

London Office:

75 Buckingham Palace Rd,
London SW1W 0QU,
United Kingdom

India Office:

1040 The Palladium Mall, near Yogi Chowk,
Surat, Gujarat 395010, India


Registration Number: 1977xxxx