In the dark about your suppliers?
Enterprise supply chains are multi-layered and opaque. Traditional tools can’t decipher complex relationships and growing risks. Market challenges and disruptions create uncertainty, exposing organizations to regulatory, reputational, and operational issues, while limiting opportunities to optimize supplier ecosystems. Yet achieving visibility across suppliers remains a must-solve problem for enterprises across industries and the globe.
HOW WE SOLVE IT
Bring the power of context to Supply Chain Intelligence
Unify data sources
Bring together disparate data sources, including supply chain data, other internal data sources, and enrich with external data.
Create a single supplier view
Resolve entities across your entire data estate to create a connected and contextual single view of all third parties in your supply chain.
Uncover hidden risk
Proactively identify vulnerabilities through AI-powered supply-chain specific scorecards that alert meaningful risk.
Augment decision-making
Enable predictive, proactive decision-making that empowers your teams, elevates productivity, and optimizes your supply chain.
THE IMPACT
What we have achieved
match accuracy for true single view of data
reduction in false positive alerts
phantom vendors, shell companies, hidden conflicts and more
A holistic and transparent view of supply chains powered by AI
WHERE WE HELP
Explore our Supply Chain Intelligence solutions
Supply Chain Integrity
Connect internal and external data to uncover hidden connections that pose risks to your organization’s reputation and operational integrity such as fraud, corruption, sanctions, conflicts of interest, foreign interference, human rights and environmental violations.
360-degree view
Unify and contextualize internal and external supply chain data sources at scale to create a holistic, trusted 360 degree view of your suppliers and their context within your entire supply chain eco-system.
Supply Chain Resilience
Anticipate and prevent supply chain disruptions by creating an AI-powered unified and contextualized view of internal operational data and external signals.
FAQs
Our organization’s data is poor quality at the moment. Do we need to sort this out before we engage?
Quantexa uses Entity Resolution – a data matching method that reasons like a human, using all available data and many different ways of linking records.
That is why our solution can make connections between records and enrich your data, even when quality is poor. For example, our solution demonstrated 99% data matching accuracy in an independent test with Dun & Bradstreet. More about Quantexa’s Entity Resolution can be found here.
Our Entity Data Quality solution can help you improve data quality by identifying inconsistencies and flagging data remediation opportunities.
What is the difference between traditional Transaction Monitoring and Contextual Monitoring? 
Rules-based transaction monitoring systems have several limitations and challenges, which have historically hindered their effectiveness in detecting and preventing integrity risks.
For example, the rules and thresholds need to be manually created and updated, making the system less adaptable to evolving and emerging threats. Similarly, rules-based systems also typically analyze individual transactions in isolation and may not provide a comprehensive view of supplier relationships.
In contrast, by combining multiple internal and external data sets all at once, Contextual Monitoring transforms the view of risk to a gain clearer understanding of multi-tier supply chains, their relationships and behaviors in real time. Using advanced entity resolution and network generation techniques, Contextual Monitoring focuses on holistic relationships rather than transaction risk in isolation.
This added context helps to identify hidden risk and generates fewer, more accurate alerts. Institutions can reduce rising compliance and operational costs and conduct more effective and efficient intelligence-driven risk processes without replacing existing systems.
What data sources will I need to identify integrity risks more effectively and efficiently?
Whilst the use case and risk coverage will largely determine the data needs, to generally better detect and investigate integrity risks within the Supply Chain, you would need access to various types of data from multiple trusted sources – consolidated into a single source for monitoring, detection and investigation purposes.
Here are just some key data types that can be valuable in detecting integrity risks. However, as part of any engagement Quantexa will help guide you to ensure you use only the data that’s required:
Supplier data (Contracts, Invoices, PO’s, Payments etc)
Customer data
External / third-party data (corporate registries, government databases, watchlists, sanctions lists, public records, adverse media, etc.)
Compliance data
This change feels big, how can we take the journey without disrupting our existing processes?
Quantexa solutions are built with flexibility, agility and self-sufficiency in mind and can be implemented incrementally. We integrate seamlessly with existing systems and can augment technology and processes already in place. We can iterate our approach with more capabilities and use cases to yield consistent, substantial value across your enterprise as our relationship evolves. We also design solutions for seamless integration to industry standard case manager tools including Oracle Mantas, Appian and Actimize.
We already have a Third Party Risk Management tool, why do we need Quantexa?
Traditional risk detection technology tend to be one-dimensional generally looking at only internal or only external data in isolation.
By bringing in more context, and mapping a contextual view of the enterprises supply chain there is a much richer view of risk.
Can you integrate with my ERP and/or Supply Chain Management system? 
Quantexa prides itself on its open architecture and its ability to integrate seamlessly into existing systems.