Map the chain
Tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers, lanes, modes, and critical nodes built into a living graph with ownership and dependency.
The problem
You know your direct suppliers. The supplier of the chip your supplier needs? Not on the map—until the line stops and the buyer team starts dialing.
Geopolitical news, weather, port congestion, and vessel tracking live in different tools. By the time someone correlates them, the call has already been made.
Every event triggers the same alert. The team fatigues. Real disruption signals get lost in the noise of low-impact events.
When a disruption finally lands, the response depends on which buyer is in the office. Institutional knowledge isn't operationalized.
运作方式
Tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers, lanes, modes, and critical nodes built into a living graph with ownership and dependency.
Geopolitics, weather, port congestion, ESG events, financial distress, and vessel tracking continuously ingested and correlated.
Impact-scored alerts route to the right buyer with mitigation playbooks, alternates, and the past lessons attached.
Flow adapts to your supplier mix, lanes, and risk tolerance.
包含内容
Supplier graph, signal feeds, impact scoring, and a playbook library in one governed layer—delivered with ops owning the alert routing and response.
Tier-1 and tier-2 mapping with financial, geographic, and operational risk indicators.
Curated, classified signals from news, trade data, sanctions, and regulatory bodies.
Port congestion, vessel tracking, weather, and lane disruption with ETA impact.
Alerts prioritized by P&L exposure, lead-time impact, and recovery options—not by event count.
Pre-built and team-authored playbooks for the top scenarios, attached to alerts.
Native connectors to SAP, Oracle, and procurement platforms; alerts post into the ops flow.
技术提供 Thinkia Sentinel
成果
Results vary by supplier mix, lane diversity, and data quality. We scope honestly before we promise precisely.
10–14 days
median early-warning lead time vs. event onset
Orientative—depends on lane and event type.
−40%
alert volume after impact scoring vs. raw feeds
Orientative—based on early implementations.
2×
mitigation playbook reuse year-over-year
Orientative—varies by team adoption.
合作方式
Week 1–2
Map supplier base, critical lanes, current alert flow, and the top disruption types of last 24 months.
Week 3–5
Define signal coverage, impact-scoring weights, alert routing, and the playbook library starter set.
Week 6–10
Integrate ERP, ingest signals, validate scoring on past events, pilot on one category.
Week 11+
Roll out by category, tune scoring, expand tier-2 mapping, govern playbook updates.
Timelines vary by supplier base size, ERP complexity, and data quality.
开始
No commitment. We start with a scoped session to map your supplier base, lanes, and current alert flow.