Working out whether something matters means correlating a supplier's assessment history, recent news, sanction status and contract state by hand, across several screens. And when one event affects many suppliers, it arrives as many separate alerts rather than one piece of information.
Key Enhancements
the platform notices on its own: it reviews a third party or a country when something changes, such as a news item, a completed assessment, a sanction hit, a tier change or a contract update, and also sweeps overnight for patterns that only appear when looking at everything at once.
one insight instead of many alerts: when a single event affects a group of your suppliers, you get one finding covering the group, telling you how many are affected and which ones, rather than a separate alert per supplier.
every finding shows its working: open any finding to see what the AI was asked, which of your records and sources it consulted, and what it concluded at each step.
evidence you can follow: findings cite the news items, sanction reports, assessments and contracts they rest on.
you decide what happens next: acknowledge, dismiss or comment on a finding. The history is kept and cannot be altered afterwards.
shaped by your priorities: the AI works from your own settings, including the countries that matter to you, the regulations you follow and your industry focus, using the same prompt configuration as the rest of the platform's AI.
Sits behind the AI setting, off until you turn it on.
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Roadmap 2026
21 days ago

Kamilla Dajani
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Roadmap 2026
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Kamilla Dajani
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