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Altana Atlas
Altana Atlas maps products, suppliers, trade activity, and risks across global value chains for businesses and governments.
Altana Atlas combines customer data, supplier information, public records, commercial sources, and logistics data into a supply chain graph. It helps users map multi-tier value chains, investigate risk, manage product data, and share verified Product Passports.
Businesses, logistics providers, customs brokers, and government agencies use it for classification, origin determination, duty calculation, tariff analysis, compliance screening, enforcement, and disruption modeling. Altana does not publish standard pricing; access is offered through a demo and customer-specific arrangements.
Features
- Map multi-tier value chains using product and supplier data
- Create and share verified Product Passports
- Classify products and determine country of origin
- Calculate duties and evaluate free-trade agreement qualification
- Screen supply chains for forced labor and other risks
- Model tariff changes and supply-chain disruptions
- Collaborate with suppliers, logistics providers, and regulators
- Analyze networks for trade risks and opportunities
Use cases
- Trace products and suppliers across multiple supply-chain tiers
- Screen value chains for forced-labor and compliance exposure
- Prepare customs classifications, origin decisions, and duty calculations
- Model tariff changes and disruptions before they affect operations
- Share product and origin information with logistics providers and regulators
- Investigate risky shipments and trade relationships
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Latest updates
- Editing an entry now requires the entry processing editor role, and country of origin screening gets sharper flagging plus a report of its own.
Editing requires the entry processing editor role; country of origin flags are more precise, and a new country of origin report is available.
- Week of August 13, 2026
Editing requires the entry processing editor role; origin flags require predicted and declared origin to differ; a country of origin report is available.
- Entry Processing now runs on the entry processing viewer and editor roles, and you see only the entries your catalog access covers.
Opening Entry Processing requires the entry processing viewer role; entry results are limited to catalogs you have access to.
- Week of August 6, 2026
Entry Processing requires viewer and editor roles; results are limited to entries from catalogs you can access.
- Shipper and manufacturer now belong to the line item, and product info fills in for line items matched to a product profile.
Each line item now carries its own shipper and manufacturer; Product Info no longer comes up blank when a product profile is matched.
Pricing
- Prices checked
- 2026-10-26