Altana
Supply chain visibility software
Supply chain management software
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What is Altana
Altana is a supply chain visibility platform that builds a shared view of multi-tier supply networks using data from enterprise systems and external sources. It is used by manufacturers, retailers, logistics providers, and public-sector organizations to map suppliers, monitor flows, and assess disruption and compliance risk. The product emphasizes network-level visibility across tiers and geographies and uses graph-based modeling and analytics to connect entities, shipments, and trade relationships.
Multi-tier supplier network mapping
Altana focuses on mapping relationships beyond direct (tier-1) suppliers to support upstream visibility. This helps teams identify hidden dependencies and concentration risk across regions, materials, and supplier groups. It is well-suited to use cases where supplier discovery and network topology matter as much as shipment tracking.
Combines internal and external data
The platform is designed to ingest enterprise data (e.g., procurement, logistics, and supplier master data) and enrich it with third-party and public data such as trade and shipment signals. This can reduce reliance on a single data source and improve coverage in areas where partners do not provide consistent updates. It supports cross-validation of entities and events when data quality varies.
Risk and compliance analytics focus
Altana supports risk-oriented workflows such as exposure analysis, supplier screening, and disruption monitoring across a network view. This aligns with organizations that need to operationalize due diligence and resilience planning, not only track orders. The network model can help analysts trace potential impact paths from an event to affected suppliers, parts, or lanes.
Not a full SCM suite
Altana primarily addresses visibility, mapping, and risk intelligence rather than end-to-end transactional supply chain execution. Organizations typically still need separate systems for planning, procurement execution, warehouse operations, and transportation execution. As a result, value depends on integration with existing ERP, TMS, WMS, and supplier management tools.
Data access and sharing constraints
Multi-tier visibility depends on the availability and permissions of partner data, which can be limited by contractual, privacy, or competitive concerns. Where upstream suppliers do not share data, the platform may rely more heavily on inferred relationships and external signals. This can create gaps or uncertainty that require analyst review and governance.
Implementation and governance effort
Building a usable network view requires entity resolution, supplier normalization, and ongoing data stewardship. Organizations may need dedicated resources to define risk models, thresholds, and escalation workflows so alerts are actionable. Time-to-value can vary based on data readiness and the complexity of the supplier base.
Seller details
Altana AI, Inc.
New York, NY, USA
2018
Private
https://altana.ai/
https://x.com/altanaai
https://www.linkedin.com/company/altana-ai/
