Monitoring

Supply chain monitoring on four levels.

We monitor your supply chain on four levels — from the news situation to the material composition of your products. Every signal with a source, every alert where you already work: Teams and email.

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Four levels

The four monitoring levels

Event monitoring

News and data sources per supplier, region and commodity group: political, social, quality, insolvency, cyber. Prioritised, not noisy.

Certificate monitoring

Our agents continuously check certificate validity right on your suppliers' websites and flag expiries and withdrawals — before the next audit.

Material monitoring

We resolve products and bills of materials down to material and raw-material level and show which supply risks sit inside your products, scored across multiple dimensions, with sources (including USGS, EU-RMIS).

  1. Product Electric motor (bill of materials)
  2. Material NdFeB permanent magnet
  3. Raw materials Neodymium · Dysprosium · Iron · Boron
  4. Risk Neodymium: strategic raw material (CRMA), high concentration risk · source: EU-RMIS, USGS

Raw-material monitoring

A targeted watch on critical and strategic raw materials (CRMA lists: 34 critical, of which 17 strategic) for supply, price and concentration risks.

[PLATZHALTER: SCREENSHOT-MONITORING-4]
[PLATZHALTER: CONFIRM: levels 2–4 against product maturity at go-live (customer-ready vs. in development)]
[PLATZHALTER: LINK CERTWATCH — clarify whether publicly linkable]
[PLATZHALTER: CONFIRM: mention MINERVA project name publicly?]

From signal to action

An alert is no help if it stays unprocessed. With us:

  1. Alert in Teams
  2. Assessment in context (supplier, commodity group, obligation)
  3. Action with an owner
  4. Audit trail

Traceable for management, customers and auditors.

The honest limit

Monitoring doesn't prevent crises. It buys you the head start to react before it turns into a supply failure or a customer inquiry — and the evidence when someone asks whether you could have known.

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