Interos Resilience Platform and itariffs

Interos is a supply chain risk company whose press releases are datelined Arlington, Virginia. It serves commercial, government and public sector customers that need to see risk in extended supplier networks, not only first-tier suppliers. Named customers on the website include Mastercard, Accenture, L3Harris and Singapore's DSTA.

The platform includes Resilience Watchtower, iScore, itracing, ireputation and Tariff Explorer. iScore is an AI-powered score rating extended supply chains against multiple risk factors. The itariffs feature, launched in June 2025, maps tariff exposure across Tier 1, 2 and 3 suppliers, allows drill-down by country or product category and layers tariff risk with financial, ESG, cyber, restrictions, geopolitical and catastrophic risk.

• iScore: AI-powered score rating extended supply chains against multiple risk factors.
• itariffs: maps tariff exposure across Tier 1, 2 and 3 suppliers.
• Drill-down analysis: breaks exposure down by country or product category.
• Risk layering: overlays tariff risk with financial, ESG, cyber, restrictions, geopolitical and catastrophic factors.
• Resilience Watchtower: monitors supplier risk events continuously.
• Exportable supplier lists: prioritizes suppliers for renegotiation or diversification.

A multinational buyer screening Vietnamese suppliers for tariff and geopolitical exposure. A Vietnamese exporter mapping its own sub-tier suppliers in China to answer customer audits. Procurement teams ranking suppliers for diversification into ASEAN.

Tariff exposure becomes visible across supplier tiers, by country or product category. Exportable prioritized supplier lists support renegotiation, bulk ordering or diversification. Risk layering combines six risk factors in one view. AI scoring helps procurement, finance and risk teams act earlier on disruption.

Tariff changes and trade restrictions pushed buyers to look beyond tier-1 suppliers. Vietnamese exporters and contract manufacturers sit inside many US-bound supply chains and are asked by brand customers to document supplier origin and exposure.

Press releases are datelined Arlington, Virginia; founding year is not stated on the pages fetched. Customers named on the website include the US Department of Defense, NASA, Freddie Mac and DSTA. The itariffs release lists planned cost forecasting and similar-supplier recommendations.