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Supply Chain visualization

Help organizations monitor supply networks, identify bottlenecks and respond quickly to disruptions with interactive network, timeline and geospatial visualization.

a ship filled with containers being part of larger supply chain

The supply chain visibility challenge

Modern supply chains are complex global networks.

Organizations must track products, suppliers, logistics partners and operational events across multiple regions and systems. From manufacturing and shipping to warehousing and distribution, each step generates large volumes of data.

Understanding how these elements connect is critical to maintaining efficiency, resilience and regulatory compliance.

Supply chain teams must be able to:

  • Understand relationships between suppliers, products and logistics networks
  • Monitor supply chain activity in real time
  • Identify disruptions and bottlenecks
  • Manage regulatory compliance across global supply chains

Interactive visualization helps analysts explore supply chain networks more effectively to understand dependencies, risks and opportunities for optimization.

Use cases

End-to-end visibility

Understand relationships between suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers and distribution networks to gain a complete view of the supply chain.

Monitoring and addressing supply chain disruptions

Identify bottlenecks, delays and operational disruptions across supply chain networks.

Risk and impact analysis

Analyze supplier relationships and dependencies to identify risk exposure

Logistics optimization through historical analysis

Visualize transportation routes, shipment activity and logistics networks to monitor supply chain operations in real time.

Supply chain demos

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Supply chain investigation

Trace a contaminated consignment back to its source, and find other retailers that may be at risk.

Transport and supply chain

Zoom into a network of over 4000 US flight routes.

Maritime Intelligence

Explore 242,000 AIS observation points from a week’s worth of marine traffic around the US.

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Security and intelligence

Security and Intelligence

Risk and compliance

Risk and compliance

Government

Frequently asked questions

How is visualization used in supply chain management?

It helps teams understand how suppliers, routes and operations are connected, improving visibility across the entire supply chain.

How does this help teams understand disruptions and dependencies?

By visualizing relationships and activity, teams can quickly identify bottlenecks, delays and points of failure.

Can this integrate with existing supply chain and logistics systems?

Yes, our SDKs integrate with existing platforms to enhance visibility without replacing core systems?

Is this suitable for large, global supply chain environments?

Yes, our visualizations handle large, dynamic datasets across global networks with high performance.