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Use case

Understand supply chain risk in your industries

Map every relevant company, access official bill of lading data, and spot emerging trade dependencies, concentration risks and import–export imbalances.

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Take the sector whole

    Policy work is judged on what it missed, so the default here is coverage rather than a ranked top twenty. Browsing a vertical applies Industry NACE / UK SIC and Industry US SIC across the full database with no AI ranking applied, then narrows on firmographics.

    Browse a vertical
  2. 02

    Read the supply dependencies

    Trade partners are drawn from customs records and split into what a company brings in and what it sends out, each with shipping records and a top-country breakdown. Concentration in a supply chain shows up as counterparties and countries rather than as an assertion.

    Trade partners & suppliers
  3. 03

    Locate the capability

    Patents and publications show where the technical work is filed and cited; places of performance map the sites a company actually operates from rather than the address on its registration. Together they answer where a capability physically sits.

    Innovation portfolio · Places of performance
  4. 04

    Follow the ownership upward

    See the corporate tree above and below the company, with named shareholders and the size of their holdings, so you can answer who ultimately controls a supplier instead of assuming it.

    Ownership structure · Shareholders
  5. 05

    Monitor across languages

    Contracts won, licensing and authorisation, investments, R&D and partnerships are monitored as distinct event types in 35 languages. That matters when the activity you are tracking is not reported in English.

    Growth signals · Tracking

What you work with

Whole-sector coverage

Classification filters across the full database with no ranking model applied, on Industry NACE / UK SIC and Industry US SIC.

Customs-derived trade records

Imports and exports with counterparties, shipping records and a top-country breakdown on each side.

Patents and research output

Filings over time, the offices they were filed at, citations and ranked tables, plus publications attached to the company.

Places of performance

A mapped view of the sites a company works from, not only its registered address.

Ownership structure

The corporate tree above and below a company, with named shareholders and holding sizes.

Events in 35 languages

11 monitored event types including contracts won and licensing or authorisation, tracked beyond English-language reporting.

See it against your own question

Bring a market, a list or a counterparty you are already working on, and we will run it through the platform on the call.

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