What is Open Supply Hub?
Open Supply Hub (OS Hub) is an accessible, collaborative, supply chain mapping platform, used and populated by stakeholders across sectors and supply chains.
2023 Food & Beverage Open Data Challenge
Do you work in the food & beverage sector? Join us in building and opening up the largest cross-commodity supply chain database available. Share your data in OS Hub by the end of the year to meet our 2023 Challenge.
We provide open access to global supply chain data, including where production facilities are located and the ecosystem surrounding a facility.
Here’s how it works:
Consider some of the biggest issues facing the world’s supply chains today, like modern slavery or deforestation.
We can only begin to solve these problems if we work collaboratively.
Unfortunately, supply chain data is so messy and opaque, it’s hard to know where to start.
What’s keeping us from working collaboratively?
Messy
Data
Facility name and address data is not standardized and often full of errors. If you’re comparing facility data, it’s hard to know if you’re even talking about the same place.
No Universal
Facility ID
Current ID schemes are only available in certain systems and/or for a fee, preventing seamless data exchange between any platform or organization.
Inaccessible Information
Data is not open or easily accessible to all parties and stakeholders, leaving glaring inequities in who is invited to work on supply chain improvements.
Gaps in
Coverage
Data lives in many different places. These siloed datasets make it difficult to get a complete picture of global supply chains.
Open Supply Hub solves those problems. Together, we are building...
A Reliable, Interoperable
Dataset...
All data contributed to the platform is cleaned and deduplicated by a matching algorithm and then assigned an industry-standard ID that is free and accessible to all.
Living in One
Common
Registry...
Using an open data model, anyone wishing to share or search supply chain data can do so in a single place.
That Enables
Global
Collaboration.
The user-generated dataset gives visibility into which organizations are connected to which facilities, accelerating collaboration.
Give it a try
Want to find overlaps in the supply chains of multiple organizations? Need a free ID scheme for your facilities to track data across systems? Looking for organizations you can collaborate with on supply chain improvements?
You’re in the right place.
It’s completely free to upload, search, or download data from OS Hub.
Open Supply Hub in Numbers
Facility data from around the world is added to and updated in OS Hub every day.
859
Organizations have added data to OS Hub
207,978
Production facilities are currently listed on OS Hub
164
Countries have facility data in OS Hub
What can open supply chain data achieve?
Read stories of impact from organizations across sectors and supply chains. Search all OS Hub Case Studies and Resources.
