Solutions - Supply Chain Risk Management Software

Everstream Reveal

A screenshot of Reveal, Everstream's supply chain risk management software, showing how a strike may affect a supply chain network

75%

of companies do not take a proactive approach to supply chain management. - PWC

While most companies are reasonably good at responding to disruption in their supply chains, the sheer volume, variety, and novelty of disruptive events over the past few years has become too much to handle.

Risk and opportunity

Automate and let someone else worry for you with a smarter supply chain risk management solution

Everstream Reveal gives you real-time monitoring and insights to help mitigate risk and uncover opportunities in your supply chain. Fueled by proprietary data feeds and the world’s most comprehensive supply chain intelligence network, Reveal uses advanced AI, machine learning, and human analysis to dissect data across planning, logistics, and procurement—creating real-world insights that simplify supply chain risk management. Plus, our platform easily integrates with other third-party applications, so the right people get the right insights at the right time. It’s easy to factor risk into planning and execution, and it’s easier to sleep at night.

A screen shot of 2 Reveal dashboards on an orange background - the top is network view of supply chain network and risk scores, while the bottom is external risk analysis (the scoring) across risk categories.
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Everstream’s unmatched ‘context engine’ and data scientists cut through the noise of irrelevant news stories and analyze impact and criticality of events, so you only get the information that matters to you and your operations.

If you are only getting news and information at a company level, you are missing the whole picture. Everstream’s context engine moves beyond the standard of alerting by brand or geolocation only to provide relevant alerts to users. Receive alerts based on geolocation, location shape of impact, industry, company, all based on your company needs and user preferences.

With the Everstream Platform, you can see exactly what suppliers, materials, shipments, lanes, and assets are impacted by an event. You can easily view the impact in your supply chain and click through for more detail.

Quickly assess the downstream and upstream impacts of disruptions at the material level to minimize the cost and impact of supplier outages.

With a click of a button, you can request feedback from the suppliers on events related to their operations, and leverage Everstream’s Action Center to take steps to mitigate damage.

Why Everstream

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Data and event monitoring

Proprietary data and event monitoring covering intra-country transactions, facility locations, and products from our unmatched digital and on-the-ground global event intelligence network.

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Entity resolution

Industry-specific data science expertise and confidence scoring algorithms.

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Risk prediction and advanced analytics

Complete global strategic and operational risk prediction capabilities backed by over a decade of delivering supply chain risk insights to companies around the globe.

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Interoperability

API-centric architecture integrates right into your ERP or other planning systems and permission-based ‘need to know’ data sharing.

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Relevant resources

Keeping up with your commodities

Understand the benefits of tracking raw materials, avoiding disruptions, and ensuring compliance with regulations through commodity monitoring.

6 ways supply chain risk management is good for p...

Understanding why supply chain risk management is important for planning and how Everstream Analytics supports

What the 2024 UFLPA updates mean for your company

With ongoing updates, uncover three additional high-risk industries and several new entities that have been added to the 2024 UFLPA regulations.

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