Map suppliers, track shipments and anticipate disruptions.
Used by procurement and supply chain teams
8 listings tagged by providers for this use case
Real-time and historical positions for 190,000 vessels from terrestrial and satellite AIS, with cleaned port calls, berth events and voyage segments for the merchant fleet.
65 official sanctions lists and 1.9 million politically exposed persons in public roles, consolidated with aliases and entity identifiers and refreshed every 15 minutes.
Shareholder links, parent–subsidiary trees and beneficial owners for 19 million European companies, with ownership percentages, control types and a source for every edge.
Reported and modelled Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for 3,800 European listed companies, linked to 11,000 EU ETS installations, with source documents cited for every figure.
Every US sea-import bill of lading since 2010 with shipper, consignee, HS codes, ports, carrier and container counts, updated daily.
Negative news on 6 million companies and public-role individuals, classified into 14 risk categories such as fraud, corruption and sanctions evasion, from 120,000 sources.
Hourly waiting times, anchorage queues and berth occupancy for 900 ports, plus analyst-verified alerts for closures, strikes, canal restrictions and severe weather.
Monthly Mexican imports and exports by 8-digit tariff line and partner country, in USD value and quantity, from official aggregated statistics. No company or shipment data.
Supply chain monitoring maps who supplies whom, tracks goods in motion and warns of disruptions before they hit production or shelves. Data turns a supplier spreadsheet into a living view of the network.
Bill of lading data from published sea manifests shows shipments between named shippers and consignees in countries where manifests are public, revealing hidden suppliers and changing volumes. Supply chain risk data scores suppliers and regions for disruption, sanctions, forced labour and financial risk. Vessel tracking data from AIS follows ships, port calls and congestion, so planners see delays as they develop.
Ask which countries each trade source covers and on what legal basis, because shipment-level records with party names are only published in some jurisdictions. Check entity resolution quality, update lag, AIS coverage in your key ports and how risk scores are built and explained.
Last reviewed on 11 Nov 2026
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