The trigger
A detention, an allegation, a customer audit.
A UFLPA detention, a customer origin ask, a forced-labor allegation — each turns on one thing: the real origin of a component, not the one on the form. Map Collective traces parts to source across tiers and lays declared origin against observed trade signal — so you rebut a presumption with evidence, not assertions.
Origin exposure is a tracing question: follow the component back to where the material is actually grown, mined, or made — and lay it against what was declared. We map both, and label every node for exactly what the evidence supports.
Your bill of materials, purchase orders, and trade records — fused with observed external signal. No survey. No waiting on a supplier to self-report. We map what's declared and lay it against what's actually moving.
Not every input carries origin risk. GRID ranks by which components trace to flagged or sanctioned regions — so the part that triggers a detention surfaces ahead of the one you assumed was the problem.
An origin exposure map you can take to customs or a customer: which inputs trace clean, which carry risk, and how strong the evidence is for each. Every node labeled — corroborated, divergent, or unobserved. We never inflate a guess into proof.
Origin & forced labor is the source-tracing door — UFLPA, forced-labor presumptions, sanctioned origins. We map exposure, never a certification. It's the same map underneath — opened by a different trigger. Walk in through whichever one is on your desk today.
A scoped pilot on one commodity or product line. We trace your components to source, lay declared origin against observed trade signal, and label every claim — so a presumption meets evidence, in weeks, not quarters.