6 silos
hold fragments of the one question none can answer alone
Your supply chain data already exists, scattered across six systems that don't talk to each other. Map Collective fuses what you already have — bills of materials, trade records, vessel movements — into one live map of where you're exposed and how far a shock travels. No survey. No waiting on suppliers to self-report. The picture you needed before the headline broke.
“What is our actual exposure, right now — and what should we do about it before the next disruption hits?”
Four of these silos are a door into the same exposure engine — cascade risk, compliance, tariffs, origin & forced labor. Open whichever one is on your desk today.
One connected graph across four source layers — internal ERP and BOM; external bill-of-lading, AIS, sanctions, ownership; federated queries against willing suppliers in-jurisdiction; and dark-node inference where data is missing. No central pool. No breach surface. No migration.
A unified graph is still noise without ranking. GRID orders signal by business impact — production days lost, revenue at risk, material shortfalls — not arrival order. Your highest-exposure nodes surface first; everything else stays out of the way until it isn't noise anymore.
30/60/90-day cascade forecasts. Scenario modeling for supplier loss, chokepoint closure, sanctions shock. Alternative supply chain designs scored across cost, risk, and time. Every output confidence-scored. Every data point provenance-tracked. Audit-ready by construction.
We don't ask your suppliers to fill out a form, and we don't guess at what we can't see. We fuse the data that already exists into one graph — then read your exposure off it.
Materials traced root-to-canopy across tiers, with confidence and exposure on every edge. No survey required.
Bill-of-lading + AIS fused. Lanes, ports, and chokepoints monitored continuously — arrivals surfaced before they're surprises.
Forced-labor zones, geopolitical risk, shipping chokepoints, and active disasters — layered, scored, and routed back to the exposure that matters.
A name on a form is just a string. We lay what's declared against what the world's transactional signals show, and label every node for exactly what it is.
We sell you synthesis you can act on — never a guess dressed up as certainty.
Your ERP stays in your ERP. No central lake to build, no warehouse to maintain. GRID reads where data already is and writes back as decisions.
Deployable inside your data perimeter. SOC 2 Type 2 certified. Compatible with data-sovereign environments and classified networks — the same platform serves both.
Where supplier data is missing or withheld, GRID infers — confidence-scored at every step. Every deployment enriches the shared dependency graph the next one inherits.
Scraper backends. LLM provider routing. Data enrichment. Disaster polling. Risk signal generation. And the recommendation layer — the one that closes the loop from signal to action.
When the Strait of Hormuz seized, the companies that moved first weren't the ones with the most dashboards — they were the ones who already knew which of their inputs ran through it.
Map Collective mapped that exposure ahead of the disruption. The next chokepoint is already forming. The only question is whether you see your exposure before it's on the front page — or after.
Live triggers, each a door into the exposure engine: a compliance deadline · a tariff shock · a supplier failure.
Want to see the engine on public data first? Explore Planet → Particle. This is public data — we do this on your supply chain, privately, to the part number.
A scoped pilot on one product line or one critical input. We surface your N-tier dependency, fuse it with live logistics and risk, and hand you the exposure picture your six teams can't assemble — in weeks, not quarters.