Monitor suppliers for strikes, outages, financial distress, geopolitical events and other important news. See which products depend on them, why it matters and what to investigate next.






































Every event shows up against the supplier it hits and the products that depend on it.




Coolset monitors what disrupts the flow of goods: production, sourcing, transport and supplier health.





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Supply chain risk management is identifying, assessing and monitoring events that could disrupt the supply of goods, from supplier strikes and factory outages to financial distress, sanctions and transport disruption. Effective risk management connects each risk to the products it affects, so teams act before stock runs out.
Supplier risk is what could disrupt a supplier relationship, such as financial distress or a factory outage. Product risk shows which of your products depend on that supplier, site, input, country or route. In Coolset both views use the same evidence, so one event appears on the supplier and on every affected product.
Coolset is built for physical supply chains. It monitors production interruptions such as strikes and factory outages, single sourcing and concentration, geopolitical events and trade restrictions, transport disruption, natural hazards, shortages of critical inputs, supplier financial distress, sanctions, and quality or compliance incidents.
No. You start with your direct suppliers and the products they supply. Country, site and key inputs are enough to begin. Full multi-tier mapping is optional and grows as your suppliers respond.
Coolset asks your direct suppliers to invite their own suppliers, with a short questionnaire you define. Their responses reveal upstream suppliers, sites and the inputs they provide. A chain view shows each tier, who reported each relationship and where information is missing, including factories several of your suppliers share.
Coolset combines what your suppliers share with external sources: media monitoring of your known suppliers and sites, and company, financial and sanctions databases. Each finding shows its source and date. Where evidence is uncertain, Coolset marks it as uncertain rather than presenting it as fact.