RiskLens is an intelligence layer that sits above your existing systems. It reads a contract export, maps it to commodity exposure, and hands you a ranked, explainable review list. It never writes back to your systems and never makes the decision for you.
Your source export is only ever read, never changed. RiskLens produces a separate analysis — it doesn't edit your register.
RiskLens sits above your systems. It doesn't plug into supplier accounts or portals, and it's about your exposure — never a supplier's financial health.
It flags and ranks; the decision always stays with your team. There is no automated action taken on your contracts.
Every 0–100 score breaks down into named, checkable factors. No black box, and no machine-learning model deciding in the dark.
Current, Historical and Projected risk stay distinct — never merged into one combined number. Projections are directional, not forecasts.
Exports are designed to stand up in review and committee — every number traces back to the evidence and factors behind it.
Row-level security is enabled on every table, service keys are never shipped to the browser, and secrets stay server-side.
The demo uses 100% synthetic data. Your real contract export stays with the operator and is never committed to source control.
Real data only
Commodity signals come only from real sources — official price indices and near-real-time feeds. RiskLens never invents or “demo-fills” market data: a source that isn't connected is shown as skipped or needing a key, honestly, rather than faked.
Scope
RiskLens covers commodity (raw-material) price risk only. It flags exposure and market pressure to guide review — it doesn't attempt to model labour, pure-service or non-commodity risk, and it doesn't claim to know the exact quantity of a material inside a contract.
Responsible disclosure
Found a security issue? Please tell us privately at hello@risklens.co before disclosing it publicly, and we'll work with you to resolve it.