What deep supply chain illumination actually looks like.
These five deliverables are what XTRIUM produces for a manufacturer — built from deep research, validated by analysts, and augmented with your own sourcing data. The example below uses Meridian Precision Alloys, a fictional Tier 1 manufacturer. Your version would use your real supply chain.
The map gives breadth across the whole network, the chain gives depth on one material, ownership answers who controls it, alternatives answer what you can do about it, and the BOM ties it back to the parts you build. Pick one:
Every supply-chain tier mapped as far as available evidence and customer data support — who supplies what, where, and the risk on each node — with unresolved links explicitly identified.
- Geography
- China
- Tier
- Tier 1 — direct
- Ownership
- CN private
- Alternate source
- none identified
Feeding into: Meridian Precision Alloys
This is what XTRIUM builds for your supply chain.
Meridian Precision Alloys is fictional. Your deliverable is not — XTRIUM combines automated research with analyst review and your own sourcing data to produce these assets for your real supply chain, then keeps them current.
These deliverables are point-in-time. Ongoing monitoring is available as part of the relevant XTRIUM engagement.
What we'd need from you
Deep research builds the outside-in skeleton; your data makes it yours. Any of these formats work — we handle the normalization.
Your files stay under your control and are never shared or published — they only refine your private deliverables.
Just starting out? The free 5-minute assessment scores your readiness and the $199 Readiness Report adds the outside-in view and peer context — a good first step before commissioning deep deliverables like these.