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SUPPLY CHAIN MAPPING

You cannot govern what you cannot see.

The authoritative map of suppliers, dependencies and concentration risk. The single source the rest of the platform reads from.

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Built For

Head of Resilience
Chief Risk Officer
Head of Procurement

"Supply Chain Mapping is the authoritative map of an organisation's suppliers and their dependencies, used to expose concentration and single-point-of- failure risk, and serving as the single source of truth other modules read from."

THE EXPOSURE

Concentration risk hides in the fourth party. By the time it surfaces it is already an incident, and the regulator is asking why you could not see it.

Framework coverage

DORA
NCA ECC-2:2024
ISO/IEC 27036

What It Does

1

Supplier and dependency graph

The real shape of your supply chain.

2

Concentration risk, visible

Single points of failure surfaced early.

3

Fourth-party reach

Oversight extends beyond direct suppliers.

4

One canonical record

Owned once. Read everywhere by reference.

HOW IT CONNECTS

Owns the supplier record. Third-Party Risk and resilience read it by reference, never a copy.

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Frequently AskedQuestions

Supply Chain Mapping is the authoritative map of your suppliers and their dependencies, used to expose concentration and single-point-of-failure risk across the supply chain.

Because critical dependencies often sit with fourth parties, beyond your direct suppliers. The dependency graph makes those hidden links visible before they become incidents.

No. It is the single source of truth for the supplier record. Third-Party Risk and resilience modules read from it by reference.