The shock
A tariff line, a rate change, a reclassification.
A Section 232 or 301 line drops, a rate changes overnight, an origin gets reclassified. The cost is real — but only if you can see which parts, through which suppliers, in which products the tariff reaches. Map Collective maps the tariff to your bill of materials, so the exposure is a number, not a scramble.
“The rate changed on a Thursday. It took us three weeks of spreadsheets to figure out which of our products it actually touched — and by then we'd already shipped at the old assumptions.”
Tariff exposure is a routing question through your own supply chain: trace the affected origin and material down to the part numbers and finished products that carry it. We map the shock to your BOM so the exposure is quantified the same week, not the next quarter.
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.
A tariff rarely hits where you assume. GRID ranks your exposure by landed-cost impact — the part you forgot ran through the affected origin surfaces ahead of the one you were watching.
A tariff-to-BOM exposure map: which products absorb the cost, which re-routes exist, and what each move does to margin. Every node labeled — corroborated, divergent, or unobserved. We never inflate a guess into proof.
Tariffs are their own door — a shock, split out from the compliance obligations. 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 the affected commodity or product line. We map the tariff to your bill of materials, surface the re-routes, and hand you the landed-cost exposure — in weeks, not quarters.