See supply-chain risk before it reaches your revenue.
Chainsilience turns global disruption signals into scored, explainable risks on a live model of your chain.
Start free, scale when you're ready
Transparent tiers that grow with the size and criticality of your supply chain.
For a single team getting started.
- 1 company digital twin
- Daily news scan
- Core AI risk scoring
- Community support
For teams running live risk operations.
- Multiple digital twins
- Real-time news ingestion
- Monte Carlo simulation
- Multi-objective mitigation scoring
- Email alerts and Action Center
- Priority support
For organisations with scale and compliance needs.
- SSO and role-based access
- Dedicated Nemotron throughput
- Custom data integrations
- SLA and dedicated support
- On-prem / VPC deployment
Resilience, made computable.
Supply chains break in ways spreadsheets cannot anticipate. Chainsilience AI was built to turn the constant noise of global events (earthquakes, port congestion, export controls, strikes) into a clear, ranked picture of what threatens your business and what to do about it.
We pair a live digital twin of your network with explainable AI scoring and Monte Carlo simulation, so every recommendation arrives with its reasoning attached rather than as a black box.
Tier-2 supplier
Two tiers above your bill of materials, one fab supplies most of the wafer in your sensor line. The twin holds that relationship, so a Hsinchu event is scored against your revenue instead of filed as foreign news.
Tier-1 supplier
Your direct supplier assembles the array. Its own dependency on the wafer above is an edge in the graph, and that edge is what makes an upstream shock traceable down to a part number.
Port of origin
Cargo enters the physical network. Dwell time here is the first point where a delay stops being a forecast and becomes something you can measure.
Ocean route
Eighteen days with no ability to re-order. This is where the relevance agent earns its place: congestion on this lane is yours, the same report on a lane you do not use is noise.
Port of entry
The delay lands, quantified. Monte Carlo turns what is left of the schedule into a probability of stopping the line, rather than a yes or a no.
Assembly
Buffer stock is finite. Mitigations are ranked here on service, cost and recovery time together, so the trade-off is explicit before anyone approves it.
Customer
The number that mattered the whole way down. Every score upstream is expressed as revenue at risk here, because that is the only unit the decision is actually made in.
Watch it run.
A walkthrough of the real dashboard: a live disruption arriving, the risk it raises, the factors behind the score, and the mitigation tracked to completion.
Let's map your risk together.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll build a sample digital twin for your chain, or send a message and we'll reply within one business day.