RiskLens maps contract records to commodity signals, identifies exposed suppliers and categories, and explains where cost pressure may hit next.
Know which contracts are exposed before prices move against you.
Prices move in the market long before they show up in a contract review. By the time the cost lands, the window to act has usually closed.
Five product stages — a live look at each one. click the steps & play inside the panels
Contract data and live market signals land in one place — source systems, spreadsheets and official price feeds.
Each contract gets a transparent 0–100 score built from named, checkable factors.
See which suppliers concentrate your exposure, then drill into their contracts.
Map contracts against commodity groups and where market pressure is building.
A prioritised, plain-English action list — queue what to review next.
Open any contract and see exactly why it scored the way it did — the commodities it's linked to, the market pressure behind them, and the data-quality caveats.
Transparent, explainable scoring on every contract
Data-quality gaps surfaced, never hidden
CSV exports ready for Excel, finance and committee
Your source export is only ever read, never changed.
RiskLens sits above your systems — it doesn't plug into supplier accounts.
It flags and ranks; the decision always stays with your team.
Every score breaks down into named, checkable factors.
Exports designed to stand up in review and committee.
Row-level security on every table; no service keys in the browser.
No. RiskLens shows exposure and market pressure — which contracts could cost more when raw-material prices move — not a precise forecast. Scores are an indicative, explainable ranking.
A contract export from any source system — SAP, Oracle, Coupa, Excel or another register. RiskLens auto-detects the columns and reads the file without changing it.
No. It's an intelligence layer that sits above your existing systems. Nothing is written back, and no supplier-system access is required.
Row-level security is enabled on every table, secrets stay server-side, and the marketing site holds no app data. Real contract exports stay on the operator's machine and are never committed.
Thirteen raw-material groups — energy, fuel, asphalt/bitumen, aggregates, steel & metals, timber, cement & concrete, food, chemicals, vehicles & parts, ICT hardware, paper/packaging, and plants/grounds.
Request access and see which contracts in your portfolio are exposed to commodity price risk.