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Supplier Risk Radar

Use case

Food and FMCG

Short shelf life and thin cover leave almost no room to absorb a delay. A week of slippage is the difference between a full shelf and a gap a competitor fills.

Ship passing through a canal lock with low water on the lock walls

Worked example

Sunflower oil from the Black Sea

You hold seven days of cover. Escort arrangements for commercial shipping are suspended. Radar raises an alert on the status change and recommends switching the affected volume to a qualified French backup supplier while the situation is unresolved.

Stock cover
7 days
Trigger
Escort suspension
Forecast added delay
Unbounded while suspended
Recommended action
Switch to French backup supplier

Sample scenario

What matters most

The features this leans on

  • 01

    Alerts on status changes rather than gradual drift

  • 02

    Mitigation playbook ranked by days recovered per pound spent

  • 03

    Supplier scores that account for very short cover

See this against your own food and fmcg lanes

We load a sample of your suppliers, run a live scenario, and show which orders would slip.