Company information: Acquisition of businesses with all the relevant information for purchasing, quality assurance and logistics.

Relations between the companies: The link between the companies is done by creating relationships. The related companies form the network. There are different types of relationships available, such as delivery and investment relations.

Products: The supplier relationships contain products. These products are shown in their structure, so that the link between BOM and the resulting supply chain is transparent. Critical products and their suppliers can be identified and provide a starting point for risk and potential analysis, and optimization.

Project Management: The project management functions support the user. Actions can be planned and controlled, with the involvement of the suppliers.

News and Reviews: Information on current developments and supplier evaluations can be covered across the entire supplier network.

Tracing: Monitoring and control of supply chains is supported by the ability to capture operational data, for example in the form of delivery or stocks.

Personalized Information: In order to prevent information overload, users can selectively monitor information from businesses, product groups or entire supply chains.

Analysis and graphics: visualization of individual supply chains or the entire network show an overview of the geographical or structural relationships. Analysis functions allow the identification of strengths and weaknesses of individual suppliers, whole supply chains and the entire network.

Search: Unified classifications, such as for products and skills, enabling an optimal search for possible replacement supplier.

Data import and integration: import functions import data from existing systems. In addition, a system integration in the existing architecture is possible.

Rights Management: A rights management enables the active cooperation of suppliers and subcontractors in the system.