Compass

Map your supply chains and test how disruptions could affect your operations.

Cranes and stacked containers across a working freight terminal

Supply chains.
Critical dependencies.

Compass connects suppliers, products, raw materials and infrastructure in one view. Trace documented supply relationships, identify shared dependencies and investigate where a disruption could affect production or essential services.

For procurement teams, supply-chain analysts and preparedness planners in companies, public authorities and municipalities.

Planning with Compass

Map supplier relationships.

Explore documented links between suppliers, buyers, products and production inputs, including international connections. See the sources behind each link and where information is missing.

Find shared dependencies.

Investigate whether several supply chains rely on the same supplier or infrastructure. Follow the documented links to identify dependencies that need closer review.

Test supply disruptions.

Examine how a power, water or transport disruption could affect facilities in the dependency model. Trace potential knock-on effects on connected operations.

Test a power outage.

Compare an outage duration with recorded backup endurance at a water or wastewater plant. Inspect the shortfall, source evidence and facts still needing confirmation.

Scenarios depend on available data and stated assumptions. Results are not forecasts of actual outages.

Using Compass

Trace supply relationships

Find a supplier, buyer or raw material. Follow the documented relationships and inspect the source, date and location behind each link.

Run a scenario

Model an interruption at a facility or in the infrastructure it depends on. Examine the possible effects on connected operations and the assumptions behind them.

Review the evidence

Use AI-assisted research to investigate missing information. Review proposed changes and record the evidence behind accepted facts.

Let’s get to work.