Solutions · Supply Chain and Logistics

From supplier to delivery, every connection matters.

Investigate dependencies between suppliers and track the impact of incidents on shipments and routes. Connected analysis brings together relationships and sources to support continuity, transport and delivery decisions.

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The problem

Your critical supplier may be two tiers below the contract.

The purchasing spreadsheet sees the direct supplier. The real dependency, the single sub-supplier, the shared controller between competitors, the sanctioned link, lives in the next layers, where each tier is one more cross-check impossible to keep by hand.

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From the direct contract to the dependencies that deserve attention.

Conceptual visual of connected relationships and signals
What we deliver

A connected reading, ready for your operation.

We model the chain tiers identified in the available sources: cascading dependencies, hidden concentration by economic group, geographic and regulatory exposure, continuity and ESG, with alerts when a critical link changes status.

Map my case
01N-tier dependency
02Concentration by economic group
03Hidden single supplier
04ESG and sanctions risk
Logistics · Air and road freight

A flight changes. Which deliveries need attention?

Connect shipments, flights, terminals, partner carriers and deadlines to understand how an incident propagates from pickup to delivery.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

The flight status is only the start of the analysis.

A shipment combines road pickup, air transport and local delivery. When the flight is rescheduled, the cargo may arrive after the transfer window at the terminal. The impact depends on the next connections and on the deadline of each delivery.

Connected analysis can help the team locate the affected shipments, assess alternatives and organize communication with customers based on the same evidence.

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FROM THE EVENT TO THE DELIVERY IMPACT
  1. Pickup

    Cargo linked to the shipment and the contracted deadline.

  2. Air leg

    Rescheduled flight: the arrival time changes.

  3. Terminal connection

    The cargo may miss the window for the next transfer.

  4. Local delivery

    The team reviews the deadline and the affected recipients.

Fictional scenario to illustrate dependency analysis.
01 / IMPACT

Locate what depends on the leg

Relate the incident to the shipments, connections, customers and delivery commitments that need review.

02 / ALTERNATIVES

Compare viable options

Support the assessment of other flights or road legs, considering reported capacity, schedules, costs and cargo requirements.

03 / ACTION

Prioritize the operation's response

Organize the review by contracted deadline and criticality, with the sources of the incident and the owners of each stage.

The scope can connect data from shipments, tracking, flight schedules and authorized partners. Refreshing and comparing alternatives depend on the available sources and the operation's rules; the team validates the replanning.

Next step

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