Digital resilience starts with
knowing who you depend on.
SupplyVisual maps suppliers, contracts and critical business functions in one interactive view — so you can identify concentration, continuity and geographic risk before it becomes a disruption.
No sign-up. Fictional data. The real product.
Why it matters
From supplier data to digital resilience
Digital resilience is about understanding which external dependencies could interrupt your critical business services — and being able to explain, test and improve that understanding over time.
SupplyVisual turns supplier, contract and process data into a live, explainable picture of operational dependency: who supports what, where concentration sits, and where resilience needs attention.
Built to support teams responsible for digital operational resilience, third-party risk and critical service continuity — including work under frameworks such as DORA and NIS2.
The problem
Spreadsheets can't show you risk.
You're accountable for a supplier chain most teams can't actually see — and, if you're DORA-regulated, so is your supervisor.
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🕸 You can't see the chain
Rows in a spreadsheet don't show who depends on whom — or which fourth parties sit two tiers down, behind your direct suppliers.
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⚠ Concentration risk stays hidden
Five "different" suppliers all running on the same hyperscaler? You'd never spot it in a table — until it takes them all down at once.
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⏳ Audit prep eats weeks
Every information request becomes a manual scramble across files, owners and versions — and you're still not sure the supplier data is complete.
What you get out of it
Answers in seconds, not weeks.
The questions that used to take a week of emails — answered with a click.
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What breaks if this provider fails?
One click highlights every business process that depends on it, across every tier.
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Where is our concentration risk?
Surfaced instantly — by provider, country and sector, including the shared dependencies a table cannot show.
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Which critical services depend on this supplier?
Pick a business function and the whole picture narrows to the chain behind it.
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Is our supplier data good enough for an audit?
A completeness score per field tells you where the gaps are, before the auditor does.
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Why is this supplier high-risk?
Open Explain this to me and the score is broken down into the exact factors and weightings that produced it.
What it does
From Excel to an executive-ready resilience view
Start with the supplier, contract and process data you already manage in Excel. SupplyVisual imports it, automatically maps the relationships across tiers, and draws your supplier ecosystem as an interactive network. Then explore concentration, continuity and critical-service risk — and export the result as editable PowerPoint shapes, Excel, PDF, Visio or a read-only interactive viewer.
Step 1
Your Excel
The supplier, contract and process data you already manage today.
Step 2
Mapped automatically
SupplyVisual imports it and resolves the relationships across every tier.
Step 3
Explored as a network
Your ecosystem on an interactive canvas — concentration, continuity and critical-service risk.
Step 4
Exported for the board
Editable PowerPoint shapes, Excel, PDF, Visio, or a read-only interactive viewer.
Nothing is re-keyed and nothing is uploaded: the import reads your own workbook, and every step after it runs on your device.
Your supplier ecosystem on one interactive canvas
- Map complex supplier ecosystems clearly. Your own organisation at the centre, direct suppliers around it, sub-suppliers and fourth parties beyond — readable at any size.
- Identify hidden dependencies. The subcontractor two tiers down that three of your critical services quietly share.
- See concentration before it bites. By provider, by country, by sector, and by the platform they all happen to run on.
- Explain risk scores with confidence. A 0–100 score per supplier, weighted the way you decide, with a written breakdown of how it was reached.
- Keep the contract terms attached. Expiry, notice period, exit plan, audit right and penalty clause sit on the dependency they belong to.
- Export board- and audit-ready outputs. Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, Visio, and a read-only model you can send outside the organisation.
Other views
The same network, from a different angle
A supplier chain isn't one picture. Put it on a world map to see where your dependencies actually sit, or lift it into three dimensions when a flat diagram stops being readable in the room.
Geographic risk. Switch between where a supplier is registered and where your data is actually stored — the two are often not the same country.
Three dimensions. Rotate and present the network from any angle, then export the view as a slide or a GLTF model.
See the product before you commit.
A real SupplyVisual model with fictional data — 163 organisations, four business functions, contracts on every connection. Explore, filter and inspect. The demo is read-only, so nothing you do there is saved or uploaded, and no sign-up is required.
Your data
Your data stays in your environment
SupplyVisual has no shared vendor backend. Your model remains on your device or in your own environment; external data verification is optional.
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No shared backend
There is no vendor server holding your supplier data, because the product does not have one. Nothing is pooled with other customers.
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Your files, your storage
Models are saved as ordinary files wherever you choose to put them — the device, a network share, or your own cloud drive.
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Optional lookups only
The one feature that reaches the internet is LEI validation against the public GLEIF register, and you decide whether to use it.
Availability
What you can use today
Pricing for the editions still in development has not been set. When they are ready, we will say so here first.
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Available now
iPhone app free & unlimited
- The complete application on iPhone — mapping, risk scoring, contracts and exports.
- No limit on the number of organisations, tiers or contracts in your model.
- No account, no card, no trial countdown, nothing to unlock.
- The browser demo, open to anyone, with no sign-up.
Look around in the demo first, then download the app and start on your own chain.
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Coming next
In development
- iPad, with Apple Pencil annotation for workshops and board sessions.
- Desktop for Windows and Mac, as one self-contained file.
- Private deployment inside your own environment, on a single URL.
- The read-only VIEWER, for models you send to auditors, regulators and your board.
Interested in an organisation-wide edition? Tell us how you would use it and we will come back to you when it is ready.
Tell us what you need
Interested in the iPad, desktop or organisation-wide edition, or want to know when they land? Tell us how you would use it. You can also hand over your existing contract database or supplier register and we will build the model and the analysis for you.