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One live view across the end-to-end chain.
Supply Chain Visibility Software
Supply Chain Visibility Software for End-to-End Control
See the whole chain in real time: shipment tracking, supplier and inventory visibility, analytics and risk alerts, and IoT-enabled tracking, connected to ERP, WMS, and MES so disruptions surface before they hit customers.
Real-Time TrackingRisk AlertsIoT-EnabledERP/WMS/MES
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What is supply chain visibility software?
Supply chain visibility software gives one live view of suppliers, shipments and inventory by pulling events from ERP, WMS, carrier feeds and IoT trackers, so delays and supplier problems show up as alerts before they reach customers. Agnotic Technologies builds supply chain visibility software for logistics and supply chain operations teams.
A delayed shipment, a supplier problem or a demand spike should surface as an alert, not a surprise on the loading dock. Risk detection, demand forecasting and IoT tracking turn a fragmented chain into a monitored network you can act on.
What it is
The whole chain, in real time
A supply chain visibility platform tracks shipments in real time, monitors suppliers and inventory, detects risk, and delivers analytics and forecasting across the end-to-end chain.
Connected to ERP, WMS, MES, and IoT tracking, it gives supply-chain teams one live, actionable picture of everything in motion.
What do we build into a visibility platform?
Each capability turns a blind spot in the chain into a signal you can act on.
End-to-End Visibility
One real-time view across suppliers, shipments, and inventory.
Real-Time Shipment Tracking
Track shipments live across carriers, modes, and lanes.
Supplier Monitoring
Monitor supplier performance and status, with a supply chain management portal where suppliers confirm orders and ship dates.
Inventory Visibility
See inventory positions across locations in real time.
Supply Chain Analytics
Dashboards on performance, cost, and service across the chain.
Risk Detection & Alerts
Detect disruptions and risks early with automated alerts.
Demand Forecasting
Forecast demand to plan inventory and logistics ahead.
Logistics Optimization
Optimize logistics and procurement from live visibility.
ERP, WMS & IoT Integration
Integrate ERP, WMS, MES, and IoT tracking into one picture.
Where it runs
Who uses supply chain visibility software?
Supply-chain, logistics, and procurement teams managing goods in motion.
Logistics teams
Real-time shipment tracking and exceptions.
Procurement
Supplier visibility and procurement risk.
Planning & demand
Forecasting tied to live inventory positions.
Customer service
Accurate ETAs and proactive delay alerts.
Operations leaders
Disruptions caught before they hit customers.
Why it matters
See it before it hurts
- Track every shipment and supplier in real time
- Catch disruptions early with risk alerts
- Give customers accurate, proactive ETAs
- Forecast demand against live inventory
- Optimize logistics from one connected view
- Run the chain on ERP, WMS, MES, and IoT data
Why does early supply chain visibility matter?
A disruption you learn about at the dock is a firefight; the same disruption seen early is a decision. Visibility buys you the lead time.
Real-time
Tracking across the whole chain
Early
Risks flagged before impact
One view
Suppliers, shipments, inventory
Domain & connectivity
Built for the digital supply chain
Real-TimeIoTEDI / APIAnalyticsRisk AlertsERP / WMS / MES
Supplier risk
How is a supplier risk score built?
A supplier risk score is built from weighted signals: on-time delivery and lead time variance, quality nonconformances, single-source and regional concentration, licensed financial health data and sanctions screening. Agnotic Technologies shows buyers every weight, and a person reviews the score before any supplier is blocked.
| Signal | Source system | How it moves the score |
|---|---|---|
| On-time delivery and lead time variance | Purchase orders and advance ship notices from ERP and the supplier portal | Late deliveries and widening lead times raise the score, weighted toward recent months |
| Quality nonconformances | Supplier quality management records, inspections and corrective actions | Open and repeated nonconformances raise it; closed corrective actions bring it down over time |
| Single-source and regional concentration | Item master, approved supplier lists and supplier site locations | Parts with one approved source, or many suppliers in one region, raise the impact side of the score |
| Financial health | A financial risk data provider the client licenses, matched on legal entity | A falling financial rating raises the score; the provider's own rating is shown unchanged beside it |
| Sanctions screening | Screening of supplier names and owners against the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list | A possible match does not just add points: it holds new orders until compliance clears or confirms it |
Buyers see each signal's weight and its contribution to the score, and a person reviews the evidence before a supplier is blocked or moved to a second source.
Facts and sources
Which standards and rules shape supply chain visibility?
Event, messaging and regulatory facts we design visibility feeds around, each linked to its primary source.
GS1's EPCIS 2.0 standard, ratified in June 2022, lets separate applications create and share visibility event data, both within and across enterprises.
Source: GS1 EPCIS StandardThe X12 214 Transportation Carrier Shipment Status Message is the EDI transaction a transportation carrier uses to send shipment status to shippers, consignees and their agents.
Source: X12 Transaction SetsThe X12 856 Ship Notice/Manifest lists the contents of a shipment of goods, with additional information about the shipment.
Source: X12 Transaction SetsUnder 19 CFR 149.2, an importer security filing for vessel cargo must give the seller, buyer, manufacturer, ship to party, country of origin and HTSUS number no later than 24 hours before the cargo is laden at the foreign port.
Source: 19 CFR 149.2 (eCFR)
Frequently Asked Questions
Traceability focuses on material provenance and compliance; visibility focuses on real-time status of goods in motion: shipments, inventory, and risk. They complement each other, and we can connect them so provenance and live status share one view.
Yes. It tracks shipments across carriers, modes, and lanes in real time via carrier feeds, EDI/API, and IoT, so you get one status view instead of logging into each carrier portal.
Yes. It detects delays, supplier issues, and demand spikes and raises automated alerts, so teams act on exceptions early rather than discovering them at the dock.
We integrate ERP, WMS, MES, carrier feeds, and IoT tracking so the platform draws on live data across your chain. We scope the specific integrations during discovery.
It combines historical order and inventory data with live signals from across the chain to forecast demand, so inventory and logistics decisions anticipate spikes instead of reacting to them. Forecast quality depends on the data available, which we assess during discovery.
Supply-chain, logistics, and procurement teams work from analytics dashboards covering performance, cost, and service across the chain, with risk alerts routed to the people who can act on them. We tailor the views and alert routing to each team during discovery so nobody drowns in noise.
It depends on how many carriers, suppliers and internal systems feed events in, whether those partners send EDI, APIs or files, how clean the shipment and item master data is, and how many alert rules and dashboards each team needs. We set the plan after a scoping call.
Yes. We scope a first release around one lane or one flow, such as inbound ocean shipments from your main suppliers with delay alerts, and agree that scope before build starts. More lanes, suppliers and forecasting follow once teams act on it daily.
AI tools help our engineers draft code and tests, but a person reviews every change, and it passes the same automated tests and security checks as any other code. Which tools may see your code or supplier data is agreed with you at the start.
Ready to see your whole supply chain?
Tell us about your suppliers, shipments, and systems. We'll return a plan for a supply chain visibility platform with real-time tracking and risk alerts.
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