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12 Technology Companies Helping Supply Chain Leaders Navigate the 2025 Tariff Chaos
Published in AI and Technology Use Cases – 11 April 2025
Inside This Masters' Insights Post
The recent tariff announcements by the Trump administration have sent shockwaves through global supply chains. With new universal and reciprocal tariffs, uncertainty around Bill of Materials (BOM) rules, and confusion over manufacturing origin vs. shipping origin, sourcing and procurement leaders are under intense pressure.
Executives now face a critical question:
What technologies are available to help us navigate the tariff chaos?
At Masters of Supply Chain, we’ve spent years curating conversations with executives, technology providers, and thought leaders on supply chain transformation. Below is our list of 12 technology companies offering solutions that can help procurement and sourcing teams respond faster, increase visibility, and mitigate risk in the face of tariff uncertainty.
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Companies Helping Navigate Tariff Turmoil
Sourcing Optimization & Scenario Planning Tools
1. Keelvar
AI-powered sourcing optimization and automation. Keelvar helps teams quickly run sourcing events and what-if scenarios that factor in changing tariff rates and supply base disruptions.
2. Coupa
Their Community Intelligence platform helps companies benchmark cost impacts, model tariff scenarios, and dynamically optimize supplier selection.
3. SolidIntel
Focused on real-time procurement analytics, SolidIntel enables teams to react faster to changing market conditions — including tariffs — with enhanced supplier cost visibility.
Multi-Tier Supplier Visibility & Risk Monitoring
4. Interos
A leader in supply chain risk monitoring, Interos maps multi-tier supply networks and continuously monitors for geopolitical risks like new tariffs, regulatory changes, and trade compliance exposure.
5. Resilinc
Resilinc uses AI to model global supply chain risk scenarios and provides real-time alerts when tariff changes may impact your upstream suppliers.
6. CeresTech
Specializing in supplier risk management and cybersecurity, CeresTech helps procurement teams assess exposure and adjust sourcing strategies.
Trade Compliance & Tariff Management Solutions
7. E2open
Offers trade compliance solutions that track tariffs, duties, and regulatory updates globally, helping supply chain leaders identify cost-effective sourcing alternatives.
8. GEP
Provides AI-driven supply chain consulting and technology for proactive tariff management, supplier diversification, and financial impact analysis.
Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility & Data Platforms
9. Project44
Real-time visibility platform that helps procurement teams adjust logistics strategies and expedite shipments ahead of new tariff deadlines.
10. Altana AI
Altana uses AI to create dynamic supply chain maps, helping organizations calculate tariff exposure across multi-tier supplier networks.
Procurement AI & Process Optimization Platforms
11. SpiceTG
Rapid-deployment SCaaS (Supply Chain as a Service) technology enabling procurement teams to digitize workflows, manage order-to-cash processes, and quickly adjust sourcing.
12. Regrello
AI-powered process automation that pulls together data from disparate systems to improve BOM accuracy, supplier onboarding, and compliance with new tariff rules.
Final Thoughts: Navigating Tariffs Requires Speed + Visibility
The 2025 tariff situation is dynamic and will continue to evolve. What’s clear is that procurement leaders need tools that help them:
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Increase supply chain visibility down to Tier 2/Tier 3 suppliers
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Run real-time sourcing optimization scenarios
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Stay ahead of regulatory updates
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Automate procurement processes for agility
The companies listed above are not just “nice to have” — they are quickly becoming essential for navigating today’s global trade environment.
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