Get Ahead of Risk

Helping Procurement Succeed

We see procurement and risk leaders as heroes – navigating complex macro forces amid increased pressure, scrutiny and risk. We’ve built a platform to make your decisions not just clearer, but easier.

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Solving Difficult Business Problems

With billions of interdependencies, supply chains are a big data problem that have outstripped the ability of humans to manage. Only AI can solve this challenge at speed and scale. Interos uses AI to continuously map and monitor 400 million+ companies and billions of relationships against multiple risk signals. This instantly clarifies your greatest supplier risks and opportunities – so you know what to fix and where.

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Protect Brand, Reputation and Profitability

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Due Diligence

Take a risk-forward approach to supplier selection and onboarding. Pre-screen for weaknesses, compare short-listed suppliers, and identify risk negotiation and contracting topics.

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Continuous Monitoring

Expand risk monitoring to more suppliers with automated scalability. Assess risk from 6 different domains (and dozens of subfactors + hundreds of attributes) – using the industry-first Interos i-Score™.

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Executive Reporting

Deliver on-demand supply chain risk intelligence, performance and recommendations to the Board, C-Suite, Investors and other critical stakeholders in hours, not days.

See Past Blind Spots

More than one-dimensional cyber or financial risk assessments, today’s volatile environment requires companies analyze multiple supplier risk factors to achieve resilience. Leading organizations are moving from lagging to leading indicators to get ahead of risk and pre-plan for crisis. Interos has solved the hard problem of ingesting and quantifying large data sets to provide a comprehensive view of risk across physical and digital supply chains.

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Finance Risk

  • Insolvency / Default
  • Corporate Default
  • Liquidity
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Cyber Risk

  • Cyber / Ransomware Attack
  • Data Leakage
  • Software / Hardware Vulnerabilities
  • Anomalous Behavior
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Restrictions Risk

  • Restricted / Prohibited Company Lists (UFLPA, Section 889)
  • Disclosure Rules (GSCA, DORA, SEC)
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Geopolitical Risk

  • Global Decoupling
  • Political Unrest
  • Russia / Ukraine
  • China / Taiwan
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Catastrophic Risk

  • Hurricanes / Typhoons / Earthquakes
  • Infrastructure Attacks
  • Pandemic
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ESG Risk

  • Forced Labor
  • Environmental Impacts
  • Concentration
  • Bad Corporate / Government Behavior
Interos Solutions

Unique Underlying Technology

The Interos Knowledge Graph is the world’s largest database of B2B relationships. Leveraging machine learning and natural language processing, it analyses big data to discover suppliers and their supplier networks across the globe, mapping business relationships and dependencies across entire ecosystems, and continuously assessing vendors against multiple risk types.

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The Interos Knowledge Graph discovers millions of global entities

Inferring billions of business relationships between the entities

Continuously monitoring the changing ecosystem for cyber, operational, geographic, financial and governance related risk.

One Platform, Multiple Solutions

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Cyber

Due Dilligence

Take a risk-forward approach to supplier selection and onboarding.

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Compliance

Continuous Monitoring

Expand risk monitoring to more suppliers with automated scalability.

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Procurement

Executive Reporting

Deliver on-demand supply chain risk intelligence, performance and recommendations.

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Strengthen Your Supply Chain Resilience

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Use Interos’ industry-first i-Score™ to track multiple supply chain risks in a single platform

  • Uncover Financial Weaknesses and Indicators of Future Shocks
  • Ensure Compliance with Trade Restrictions and Sanctions Lists
  • Stop Disruption from Hurricanes, Floods, Wildfires, Infrastructure Failure, and Other Catastrophes
  • Meet Internal ESG Policies and Expanding Regulatory Requirements
  • Protect Data Integrity, System Availability, and Cyber Regulatory Compliance
  • Assess Over-Reliance on Specific Suppliers or Regional Concentrations
  • Manage Geopolitical Turmoil, Political Shocks, Protests, and Shifting Alliances