SupplyOn
Munich-area supply chain collaboration platform for manufacturers, with a supply chain risk module
Quick Overview
| Company | SupplyOn GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Vendor & Third-Party Risk Management Software |
| Headquarters | Hallbergmoos, Germany |
| Founded | 2000 |
| EU Presence | EU (Germany) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Quote on request; demo offered |
| Free Option | Demo on request |
| Replaces | Resilinc, Interos, bilateral supplier portals |
Detailed Review
SupplyOn GmbH in Hallbergmoos, near Munich, has run a supply chain collaboration platform for manufacturers since 2000. Its supply chain risk management module links risk signals to affected suppliers, materials and deliveries, and its operational incident management collects supplier impact feedback when something goes wrong.
Bosch, Schaeffler and ZF are among its shareholders, and it reports more than 140,000 companies on its network, which is a very large base of suppliers that already know the platform. A programme expected to run for years benefits from a vendor that has been operating since 2000.
That ownership and network make it a natural fit for automotive and industrial manufacturers.
If your suppliers already use SupplyOn for orders, quality or logistics, risk information arrives in the same place as the operational data, which is a practical advantage over a stand-alone tool that has to be integrated and that suppliers have to be asked to join. It is a collaboration platform first, with risk as one of the things that collaboration produces. Ask how many of your tier-one suppliers are already connected before you assume a quick roll-out.
The focus is operational supply chain risk, so it is not a cyber questionnaire tool and not a due diligence platform for the human-rights laws.
Pricing is by quote with a demo offered, and the pages reviewed do not state certifications or hosting location. For buyers outside manufacturing the network has much less to offer, because the value comes from the suppliers already on it, and a company without that supplier base would be paying for a community it cannot use.
What SupplyOn does well
- Links risk signals to affected suppliers, materials and deliveries
- Incident management with supplier impact feedback
- Network of more than 140,000 companies
- Shareholders include Bosch, Schaeffler and ZF
- German company operating since 2000
Where SupplyOn falls short
- Operational focus rather than cyber or human-rights due diligence
- Strongest for manufacturers, especially automotive
- Pricing by quote only
- Certifications and hosting location not stated on the pages reviewed
Standout feature. Risk signals tied directly to the suppliers, materials and deliveries of a manufacturing network that is already in daily use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Links risk signals to affected suppliers, materials and deliveries
- Incident management with supplier impact feedback
- Network of more than 140,000 companies
- Shareholders include Bosch, Schaeffler and ZF
- German company operating since 2000
Cons
- Operational focus rather than cyber or human-rights due diligence
- Strongest for manufacturers, especially automotive
- Pricing by quote only
- Certifications and hosting location not stated on the pages reviewed
Alternatives to SupplyOn
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SupplyOn?
SupplyOn GmbH in Hallbergmoos, near Munich, has run a supply chain collaboration platform for manufacturers since 2000. Its supply chain risk management module links risk signals to affected suppliers, materials and deliveries, and its operational incident management collects supplier impact feedback when something goes wrong.
Bosch, Schaeffler and ZF are among its shareholders, and it reports more than 140,000 companies on its network, which is a very large base of suppliers that already know the platform. A programme expected to run for years benefits from a vendor that has been operating since 2000.
Where is SupplyOn based?
SupplyOn operates from Hallbergmoos, Germany, which places it under EU (Germany).
What does SupplyOn cost?
Quote on request; demo offered. Demo on request.
Who is SupplyOn best for?
Manufacturers already working through the SupplyOn network. Risk signals tied directly to the suppliers, materials and deliveries of a manufacturing network that is already in daily use.
What are the drawbacks of SupplyOn?
Operational focus rather than cyber or human-rights due diligence. Strongest for manufacturers, especially automotive. Pricing by quote only. Certifications and hosting location not stated on the pages reviewed.
Is SupplyOn a good alternative to Resilinc?
SupplyOn is built as a European alternative to Resilinc: Munich-area supply chain collaboration platform for manufacturers, with a supply chain risk module. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does SupplyOn compare to other Vendor & Third-Party Risk Management Software?
SupplyOn is one of several European Vendor & Third-Party Risk Management Software we cover. It is most often compared with Resilinc, Interos, bilateral supplier portals.