Sourcemap

What is Sourcemap?

Sourcemap is supply chain transparency and due diligence software for procurement, sustainability and compliance teams. The vendor describes a network for supply chain mapping and traceability that came out of MIT and has worked with large supply chains for about 15 years.

Key features of Sourcemap

• Supply chain mapping: automated sub-supplier discovery through a cascading supplier portal.
• BOM n-tier mapping: part-level bill-of-materials mapping.
• Traceability: transaction-level chain-of-custody data and documents from each tier.
• Tariff management: Section 232 and tariff management for metals and critical minerals.
• Forced labor due diligence: supplier watchlist monitoring and mock detention testing.
• EUDR compliance: EU Deforestation Regulation due diligence, including statement submission.
• Supplier engagement: a supplier data hub and outreach in more than 8 languages.

How Sourcemap works

Buyers invite suppliers to a portal, which cascades to sub-suppliers to map tiers automatically. Documents and transaction data are collected at each tier, then used for compliance checks and risk views such as supplier concentration and logistics bottlenecks.

Who uses Sourcemap?

Sourcemap serves manufacturers and consumer goods companies with regulatory exposure. The vendor cites endorsements from Ferrero, Hershey and AG1.

Sourcemap pricing

Sourcemap does not publish pricing; plans are quoted by the vendor. The site offers demo and expert call requests.

Sourcemap integrations

The vendor names SAP, Salesforce and Databricks, and integration with US and EU customs portals including EU TRACES and with enterprise ERP systems.

Sourcemap alternatives

Interos and Resilinc focus on supply chain risk monitoring and resilience. Kinaxis and o9 Solutions are supply chain planning platforms. Prewave is another supply chain risk and sustainability monitoring platform. Sourcemap differs by emphasizing n-tier mapping, traceability and regulatory due diligence.