Single-source sourcing feels efficient until a duty hike or a shutdown takes your best sellers offline. Paste your supplier mix and score your concentration risk out of 100. Get candidate origins and a phased plan to de-risk without a reckless full switch.
Risk /100 · five drivers · candidate origins · phased de-risk plan
One country and one factory look efficient on a spreadsheet. Then a tariff headline lands, a plant goes dark, or freight seizes up, and the best sellers that carry the catalog go offline with no backup. The cost is not just the lost sales. It is the scramble to qualify a new supplier under pressure, at a worse price, with a rushed sample, while inventory runs to zero.
Diversification is not just moving a factory. It is matching each product, cost structure, and lead-time profile to alternative origins while keeping resilience. The scorer weighs your concentration, tariff exposure, and lead-time fragility, then builds a phased plan that starts with samples and settles into a dual-source split, so you cut the risk without betting the catalog on an untested move.
Origins, SKUs, volumes, tariff exposure, and lead times. Format shown in the box.
Concentration, single-factory dependence, tariff exposure, lead-time fragility, and revenue at stake.
Candidate origins scored, then a sample-first roadmap into a dual-source split.
Your mix is sent to our server, processed once by the AI to score risk and build the plan, and not shared with anyone. We keep your email and a short usage summary so we can send you the results. Your input is not resold, published, or used to train anything.
The score weighs known supply chain risk drivers against the mix you paste. It cannot see live duty rates, real supplier reliability, or your full catalog economics, and tariff rates shift often. Treat the score as a diagnosis and verify the current duty stack for each origin before you commit to any move.
Your current origins, the SKUs and volumes tied to each, HS codes and tariff exposure if you have them, lead times, and MOQs. The placeholder in the box shows the format. Even a rough picture of where your volume concentrates gives a useful score.
No. A full switch before testing a new supplier invites quality and lead-time surprises. The plan starts with samples and a small parallel run, then settles into a dual-source split such as seventy thirty for resilience. The goal is to cut single-source risk, not to trade one single source for another.
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