Interos.ai has secured $20 million in additional funding from Blue Owl Capital and Structural Capital to expand its AI-driven supply chain and risk intelligence platform. The investment supports the company's product-led growth strategy focused on delivering actionable intelligence for commercial enterprises and federal agencies. The company serves clients including Cooper University Health Care, Vantage Data Centers, TD Bank, the Defense Logistics Agency and the U.S. Navy. Founder and former CEO Jennifer Bisceglie expressed gratitude for the continued partnership with investors and customers driving the platform's development.

Interos.ai: enabling enhanced product-level visibility. Interos.ai's itracing platform provides organisations with enhanced product-level visibility to build more transparent and trustworthy supply chains Interos.ai has unveiled a new platform with the aim of helping organisations build more transparent and trustworthy supply chains. The artificial intelligence-powered solution, itracing is designed to provide businesses with enhanced visibility at a product level, which could improve efficiency and minimise disruption. By combining predictive intelligence with industry expertise, Interos.ai works to support global supply chains. Its approach is to embed resilience within a business' framework, moving away from a reactive stance on disruption. Using what it claims to be the industry's first automated supplier resilience platform, Interos.ai leverages a large database of business-to-business relationships to analyse and map supply chains. This monitoring system assesses more than 200 million suppliers and 11 billion relationships for potential issues, including unethical labour practices, cyber vulnerabilities and regulatory fines. The process helps businesses avoid partnerships with at-risk suppliers. itracing builds on this by enabling a more detailed overview to pinpoint specific goods that could be at risk. Gaining product-level supply chain visibility. A major challenge for procurement and supply chain leaders is a lack of visibility beyond the primary supplier. itracing addresses this by expanding the view of global supply chains to offer a 360-degree perspective of both physical and digital elements. This is intended to create greater transparency with suppliers, allowing organisations to make decisions based on more complete data and navigate global turbulence more effectively. "Most organisations still operate with blind spots at the product level; they can see the supplier but not the part or material at risk," explains Yardley Pohl, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Interos.ai. "itracing closes that gap, connecting supplier events directly to revenue streams. It's the difference between guessing and knowing, between reacting too late and acting with precision." Unlike some supply chain tools that may assess risk at a country or supplier level, itracing is designed to investigate risk down to the individual component or stock keeping unit (SKU). This means that, instead of a vague notification of risk, leaders could see exactly which products are vulnerable. Linking supplier events to financial performance. By specifying which products are vulnerable, the platform also shows how much revenue is at risk from a particular disruption. This quantified view of the financial impact helps leaders prioritise their response and find solutions at a faster pace. With a fuller understanding of the risks they face, procurement and compliance leaders could be better equipped to mitigate these risks and drive resilience. The itracing platform focuses on several key areas for risk mitigation: * Tracing disruptions at the level of specific parts and materials allows leaders to understand where products are affected, giving them the opportunity to source alternative suppliers or adjust production schedules in advance. * Connecting disrupted materials to the specific revenue they support creates a quantified picture of the financial impact, which helps leaders identify the most critical factors. * Generating compliance-ready reports in minutes to provide answers with proof of a product's supply chain journey, which offers transparency amid tightening regulations around environmental standards or labour laws. * Eradicating siloed data by creating a singular source of truth with aligned and actionable intelligence for all stakeholders. Meeting compliance and resilience demands. The ability to produce reports quickly and accurately is crucial in the current regulatory landscape. As scrutiny from regulators, customers and boards increases, traditional methods of tracing product origins may no longer be sufficient. By unifying data from supplier-buyer relationships and product component mapping, businesses can create informed strategies and aligned action plans that address compliance and risk. "With regulators, customers and boards all demanding answers faster, the old way of tracing product origins simply doesn't work," says Chris Lee, Chief Revenue Officer at Interos.ai. "itracing delivers that confidence in hours, not weeks, giving organisations the accuracy and defensibility they need to stay compliant and resilient." Looking forward, Interos.ai plans to expand itracing's features with deeper ecosystem data integrations, ESG insights and intelligent alternative supplier recommendations. These enhancements are aimed at helping companies build more resilient and responsible supply chains for the future.

How interos.ai is delivering supply chain visibility. interos.ai has launched a new AI-powered solution designed to increase supply chain visibility and efficiency, thus minimising risk and disruption interos.ai is launching a new platform aimed at building more trustworthy and transparent supply chains. The firm hopes itracing will help companies can create stronger, more resilient supply chains and avoid risk. Through a combination of AI-powered predictive intelligence and industry expertise, interos.ai is working hard to help global supply chains thrive. Supply chain risk mitigation. interos.ai is dedicated to eliminating risk from every supply chain, using automation to build supply chain resilience. It is modernising supply chain resilience by relying on a large database of B2B relationships. The firm empowers businesses around the world by embedding resilience into their framework, rather than as an additional bolt-on when reacting to disruption. interos.ai uses the industry's first automated supplier resilience platform to pinpoint and examine supply chains using AI. It helps businesses stay ahead of risk and disruption, providing stability during period of turbulence. The company monitors more than 200 million suppliers and 11 billion relationships, helping businesses track unethical labour, cyber attacks, regulatory fines and other vulnerabilities, preventing them from forming partnerships with at-risk suppliers. itracing, its new AI-powered solution, can pinpoint specific at-risk goods with a much more detailed overview than before. Increasing visibility. itracing is interos.ai's new product-level visibility solution. It takes interos.ai's already-large overview of global supply chains and expands it with a 360-degree, centralised view of both physical and digital supply chains. The result is full transparency with suppliers, helping organisations make informed decisions based only on fact and allowing them to navigate global turbulence. "Most organisations still operate with blind spots at the product level, they can see the supplier but not the part or material at risk," says Yardley Pohl, Chief Product and Technology Officer at interos.ai. "itracing closes that gap, connecting supplier events directly to revenue streams. It's the difference between guessing and knowing, between reacting too late and acting with precision." itracing provides actionable, product-level intelligence across intricate and complex supply chains. While other supply chain tools explore risk at country or supplier level, itracing can look at risk down to the SKU. Rather than the risk being vague and leaving leaders uncertain about product impact, itracing shows specifically which products are vulnerable as well as how much revenue is at risk. With a full understanding of the risks they are facing, leaders can find solutions at a faster pace. Ultimately, the platform will help supply chain, procurement and compliance leaders mitigate risk and drive resilience. itracing has a number of risk mitigation focus points: * Tracing more specific disruptions - by looking at specific parts and materials, leaders can understand where products are affected by disruption, allowing them to find solutions in advance. It gives them the opportunity to source alternative suppliers or products, or adjust production schedules * Connecting supplier events to financial impact - itracing can link disrupted materials to the specific revenue they support, creating a full, quantified image of financial impact. This helps leaders see what the most important factors are. * Generating compliance-ready reports - reports can be produced in minutes, offering instant answers with proof of a products' supply chain journey. This provides full transparency amid tightening regulations surrounding environmental standards or labour laws. * Singular truth - the platform eradicates siloed data, creating a singular source of truth with aligned, actionable intelligence. Through the unification of data, itracing allows leaders to gain a holistic understanding so they can create full-informed strategies. By combining supplier-buyer relationships with product component mapping, aligned action plans can be created that meet compliance and contain risk mitigation, even amid today's volatility. "With regulators, customers and boards all demanding answers faster, the old way of tracing product origins simply doesn't work," adds Chris Lee, Chief Revenue Officer at interos.ai. "itracing delivers that confidence in hours, not weeks, giving organisations the accuracy and defensibility they need to stay compliant and resilient." Looking ahead, itracing's features will expand with deeper ecosystem data integrations, ESG insights and intelligent alternative supplier recommendations to help companies build more resilient and responsible supply chains.