Altana builds an AI-powered map of the global supply chain, letting companies see and manage risk across their extended supplier networks.
Altana connects public and private trade data into a knowledge graph of global supply chain relationships โ who supplies whom, through which facilities and borders. On top of that graph, AI screens for risks including forced labor exposure, tariff impacts, sanctions and disruption.
Customers use the platform for supply chain mapping, supplier discovery and compliance workflows such as UFLPA and tariff classification. For companies that only see their tier-one suppliers, Altana offers visibility deeper into the network, powered by one of the most ambitious supply chain data models in the market.
Corporate supply chains are only partially visible: most companies know their direct suppliers, while risk concentrates in tiers they cannot see. Altanaโs supply chain graph infers those hidden relationships from global trade data, letting compliance and sourcing teams explore who really supplies their products and through which facilities. That visibility drives concrete workflows โ screening for forced labor exposure, modeling tariff impacts, finding alternative suppliers when a node fails. The platform reflects a regulatory environment where due diligence obligations increasingly require multi-tier evidence. For importers facing UFLPA enforcement or tariff volatility, turning supply chain opacity into an explorable map is the difference between reacting and preparing.
Because the graph connects suppliers to facilities and trade lanes, teams can trace exposure to specific nodes and model the impact of disruption before it happens, turning compliance obligations into broader supply chain resilience.
Analytics tools in this category succeed when they close the gap between data and decision: models must surface the right signal at the moment of action, integrate with operational systems, and keep accuracy visible as conditions drift over time.
Altana is sold through enterprise agreements scoped to use cases such as compliance, sourcing or risk.
Global brands, retailers and logistics companies that need multi-tier supply chain visibility and trade compliance intelligence.
No self-serve tier; the company engages through demos and scoped deployments.
Yes โ Altana offers platform APIs and data services for embedding supply chain intelligence into customer systems.
Compared with screening-focused compliance tools, Altana maps the network itself, trading lower entry cost for much deeper supply chain visibility.
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