Know which suppliers your programs depend on, and what is changing for them

Pyrnova^™ maps the suppliers and partners beneath your programs from the public record and what you provide, and follows what a change to one of them would reach.

Product scope and availability. These pages describe product roles and intended workflows. Product and source coverage are subject to qualification for each engagement. Production access requires separate approval. Public intake is closed.

Why dependency is seen too late

Dependencies are rarely written downWhich suppliers a program relies on is spread across sub-award reporting, contracts and your own knowledge, and seldom held in one place.

A supplier's change does not name youAn acquisition, a lost contract or a new rule affecting a supplier is recorded against the supplier, not against the programs that depend on it.

Consequence is a chainThe effect on you is usually second-hand. It has to be followed from the supplier to the work, and stated with its assumptions.

Where the answer comes from

Each product contributes its own question

Atlas^™

The suppliers and partners beneath your programs, with ownership and how it has changed.

Vector^™

What a supplier change reaches: the programs, work and timelines that depend on it.

Scout^™

Developments affecting the suppliers you watch, grouped by subject.

Strike^™

Whether a supplier change is material to you, how much, and how sure Pyrnova is.

What you get, and the decision it supports

A map of what your programs depend on

Suppliers and partners, joined to the records they came from, with gaps stated rather than guessed.

Material Changes^™ when a supplier is affected

A change becomes a Material Change when it reaches work you hold or pursue, with its consequence chain.

Your decision, on the record

Mitigate, requalify, team or watch, recorded with its owner and the evidence it was based on.

Questions

From capture and business development leaders.

Does Pyrnova need access to our internal systems?

No. It works from the public record and the contracts, pursuits and relationships you tell it to watch. Anything you provide must fit the unclassified, non-CUI standard profile.

How is this different from a contract database?

A database returns records that match a query. Pyrnova judges which records matter to your business, says how confident it is and why, and keeps that judgement with your decision.

What happens when Pyrnova is wrong?

Every assessment states what would overturn it. When later evidence does, a new version is recorded. The earlier version and any decision made on it remain readable.

Does this cover supply chains outside defense?

Supply chain is being qualified as a coverage area of its own and is not offered yet. Today this applies to the suppliers beneath the defense programs you hold or pursue.

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