Source Intelligence, the leading provider of supply chain compliance and sustainability software, and Sayari, a leading global commercial risk platform built on the world's largest collection of corporate and trade data, announced a strategic integration that extends Sayari's Risk Domain coverage to include part- and material-level data. The partnership enables organizations to connect entity-level risk intelligence, including sanctions exposure, forced labor indicators, and environmental violations, directly to the specific products, components, and materials flowing through their supply chains.
Global manufacturers and importers struggle to translate high-level risk signals into actionable, product-specific decisions. The Source Intelligence-Sayari integration closes that gap. By connecting entity intelligence with part- and material-level sourcing context, it helps teams pinpoint true exposure and prioritize the risks that actually matter.
Through the integration with Sayari Guide, Sayari’s corporate ownership structures, trade flows, and geopolitical risk intelligence link directly to Source Intelligence’s detailed product, component, and material data links directly to Sayari’s corporate ownership structures, trade flows, and geopolitical risk intelligence. This connection grounds entity-level risk signals in the specific parts, components, and materials that companies source. It drives more precise risk identification and fewer false positives. Teams also gain stronger defensibility across compliance programs.
The integrated solution supports regulatory requirements such as the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), modern slavery legislation, and broader ESG supply chain due diligence requirements. Compliance, sourcing, legal, and sustainability teams can use the combined data to prioritize investigations and engage Tier 1 suppliers with clearer, product-specific questions. It also helps teams respond more confidently to audits and enforcement actions.
“When we apply the world’s knowledge to what goes into your products, that’s where real impact happens,” said Travis Miller, Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel at Source Intelligence. “Connecting Sayari’s independent intelligence to product, component, and material data helps companies focus on the risks that matter most. It supports faster, more defensible decisions.”
The integration brings independent, document-backed risk intelligence directly into product-level compliance workflows. Rather than relying on self-reported supplier declarations or manual audits, companies gain visibility into upstream ownership, trade activity, and hidden sub-tier relationships that may otherwise go undetected. This added context helps teams uncover blind spots, reduce reliance on incomplete data, and act based on evidence they can defend.
"This partnership fundamentally extends what risk intelligence can reveal," said Chris Brazdziunas, Chief Technology Officer at Sayari. "We've always provided deep visibility into corporate ownership, trade relationships, and entity-level risks across more than 250 jurisdictions. By integrating Source Intelligence's product-level data, we can now track those same compliance risks through to individual components and materials, transforming how organizations understand and manage supply chain exposure in ways that traditional tools cannot match."
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Sayari is a global commercial risk platform that enables the public and private sectors to identify, investigate, and act on third-party risk across complex supply chains and commercial relationships. Powered by the largest commercially available collection of corporate and trade data from more than 250 jurisdictions worldwide, Sayari's solutions deliver risk identification, orchestration, and automation at scale. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and compliance teams to manage exposure, and relied upon by government agencies and regulatory authorities to surface illicit networks and support mission-critical investigations, Sayari is used by thousands of professionals across 35+ countries. The company is headquartered in Washington, D.C.