Interos

Interos operates an automated supplier resilience platform that maps and monitors supply chains at scale, drawing on what the company describes as the world's largest database of business-to-business relationships to rank risks before they escalate.

The framing the company uses is that businesses typically understand and monitor around two percent of their supply chain, leaving the remaining ninety-eight percent unobserved. Whether or not that exact figure holds for any given organisation, the underlying point is sound: manual supplier assessment scales linearly with headcount while supplier networks grow combinatorially, so coverage falls behind as a matter of arithmetic rather than diligence. Building the relationship graph once and querying it is the only approach that closes that gap.

Interos solutions are organised around named risk domains including reputation, tracing, tariffs, procurement, cyber, compliance, operational resilience, catastrophic risk, continuous risk management, supply chain mapping and third-party risk. Watchtower is the monitoring surface. The tariff work is timely, since trade policy has become a live supply chain variable rather than a background constant, and a Tariff Explorer and supplier lookup are offered publicly.

Industry coverage spans financial services, aerospace and defence, airlines, federal government and energy, and the federal presence shapes the product because government buyers require provenance and country-of-origin evidence that commercial buyers often do not. Interos positions the platform as helping organisations act five days sooner, five moves earlier and five layers deeper into the network. Pricing is not published.