Platform

Three modules. One score. Every supplier.

Integrity, Stability and Resilience watch your suppliers. What they see becomes one score, and every alert becomes a task you act on or a question you send the supplier. All of it, on every plan.

The core

What we assess to protect you.

Over a billion data points processed every day, through thirteen lenses in three modules, into alerts with a next step on your team's board. Tap a module to see what it watches.

THE CORE / KNOWLEDGE BASE

Every lens feeds one knowledge base. What passes your alarm levels lands on the board as a task.

Who they are, and what is said about them.

  • Reputational risk
  • Stakeholder risk
Open Integrity

Eleven lenses make the score. Commodity and currency markets alert, but are not in the score.

Act and ask

Pick a module by problem

Where does it hurt?

Like an antivirus, for your supply chain

Antivirus scans your files. Intellens scans your suppliers.

It stops what hits you today, and it strengthens your supply chain before the next thing does. Over a billion data points processed every day, on every supplier.

EARLY WARNINGACT

Something has happened. Find out how it reaches you before it does.

  • A fire detected near a supplier's site
  • An article that really names your supplier
  • A sure match on a sanctions list
  • Armed clashes recorded near a site

Like the scanner that stops an attack the moment it lands.

PROACTIVE RISK MANAGEMENTWATCH

Nothing has happened yet. Acting now lowers the chance that it will.

  • A site's yearly flood chance above your line
  • A governance score crossing your line
  • A mail domain that lets a forged invoice through
  • Wage costs rising faster than your line

Like the update that hardens the system before the attack.

Both land on one task board, each with its next step by ISO 31000. See Task Management

How it works together

All the data feeds the scores. Your alarm level decides what becomes a task.

Turn the core on its side. Thirteen lenses stream into every supplier score, and the same stream falls onto your filter in Task Management. Most of it is held back. What passes lands on the board as a task.

Thirteen lenses feed the scores. Your filter decides what becomes a task.

Scores, from all the data

0 to 100, higher is worse. Change since yesterday.

Harvelund Seating380.0 %
Arzelan Yarn Mills610.0 %
Kezomra Textiles330.0 %
Vezdrakh Machining720.0 %
Tarsvik Plywood270.0 %
Tresvanni Leather490.0 %

Every supplier re-scored twice a day, by the same rules.

Your filter, the alarm levels set in Task Management
Held back 0Became tasks 0

New 2

Stakeholder riskVezdrakh MachiningOwner matched on an EU sanctions list
Compliance riskTarsvik PlywoodCountry moved onto a grey list

Assessing 0

Closed 0

Fictional suppliers, invented findings.

Questionnaires feed back in two ways: the owners and managers a supplier names are screened by Integrity, and the signed answers and documents close tasks with evidence.

Agentic AI

Early access

Ask it anything about your suppliers. It prepares the work, you confirm.

It triages the alerts, finds who should take each one and drafts the request to the supplier. Fewer hours on triage and chasing saves your team time and cost.

See how it works

An example conversation with the assistant. The user asks which critical alerts have no owner, and who should take the forced-labour one. The assistant checks the workspace and answers: two critical alerts have no owner, forced labour at Oltavan Denim Mills and a flood warning at Kavrani Home Textiles, and Procurement should take the first, since it already handles Oltavan's other tasks. It proposes two actions as cards: assign the task to Procurement, and ask the supplier for a statement. The user presses Confirm on each, both cards show done, and on the task board the Oltavan Denim Mills task moves from New to Assessing with Procurement as its owner.

Example workspace. Fictional companies. The assistant is in early access, switched on per workspace.

The platform

Example workspace. Fictional companies.