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Your trusted partner for high-quality supply chain data
Gain a competitive edge using high-quality, reliable datasets tailored for logistics teams, procurement professionals, commodity analysts, and supply chain operators.
- Full data coverage
- Personalized data feed
- Integrated API delivery
- 100% compliant data
Procurement & Sourcing Teams
Make faster, smarter sourcing decisions
Monitor supplier websites, track commodity pricing across public sources, and aggregate vendor data to strengthen procurement strategies and reduce exposure to supply chain risk.
Logistics & Operations Teams
Stay ahead of disruptions before they hit your operations
Aggregate freight rates, shipping data, and trade news from across the public web to detect early warning signals, optimize logistics decisions, and maintain operational continuity.
Trusted by 20,000+ customers worldwide
Supply chain intelligence popular use cases
Supplier & Vendor Monitoring
Continuously monitor supplier websites, company pages, and industry directories to track changes in vendor capabilities, certifications, pricing, and availability. Build a reliable, up-to-date picture of your supplier landscape before disruptions occur.
Commodity & Raw Material Price Tracking
Track commodity and raw material prices across public exchanges, trading platforms, and industry news sources in real time. Identify price trends early, benchmark against market rates, and make procurement decisions backed by accurate, current data.
Shipping & Freight Rate Scraping
Aggregate freight rates, shipping schedules, and carrier pricing from logistics portals, freight aggregators, and port authority sites. Monitor rate fluctuations across lanes and modes to optimize carrier selection and reduce transportation costs.
Supply Chain Disruption Early Warning
Monitor trade news, regulatory announcements, weather reports, and geopolitical signals from across the public web to detect supply chain disruption risks before they affect operations. Build early warning systems that surface threats in time to act.
Inventory & Stock-Out Signal Monitoring
Track product availability, stock levels, and out-of-stock signals across eCommerce platforms, retailer websites, and distributor portals. Identify supply gaps, anticipate demand surges, and stay ahead of competitor inventory movements.
Trade & Import/Export Intelligence
Aggregate publicly available trade data, customs records, and import/export filings to map global supply flows, identify new sourcing opportunities, and monitor competitor procurement activity across international markets.
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Industry Leading Compliance
Why 20,000+ Customers Choose Bright Data
100% Compliant
All data collected and provided to customers are ethically obtained and compliant with all applicable laws.
24/7 Global Support
A dedicated team of customer service professionals is available to assist you at any time.
Complete Data Coverage
Our customers can access over 400M+ monthly IP addresses worldwide to collect supply chain data from logistics portals, supplier sites, and commodity platforms without interruption.
Unmatched Data Quality
With our advanced technology and quality assurance processes, we ensure accurate, structured, and high-quality supply chain data you can trust for critical operational decisions.
Powerful Infrastructure
Our proxy-unblocking infrastructure makes it easy to collect large-scale data from freight aggregators, supplier directories, trade databases, and eCommerce platforms without getting blocked.
Custom Solutions
We provide tailored supply chain data solutions to meet each customer's unique monitoring, sourcing intelligence, and disruption tracking needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is scraping publicly available supply chain data allowed?
Yes. Accessing publicly available information via automated means is considered permissible under applicable regulatory and legal frameworks. Bright Data's services emulate the behavior of an individual end user, and there is nothing done through our services that cannot be done manually with a web browser. Collecting public supply chain data from logistics portals, freight rate aggregators, and trade news sites is a legitimate and widely adopted practice.
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How does Bright Data ensure compliance when collecting supply chain data?
Bright Data collects only publicly available data, meaning information that does not require a login or sign-in to access. We ensure our privacy practices comply with data protection laws including GDPR and CCPA, and we continuously monitor legal developments to help customers use our services compliantly.
Bright Data has designed a detailed Privacy Policy to provide all required information about its privacy practices.
What sources can be used to collect supply chain data?
Supply chain data can be collected from a wide range of public sources including logistics portals, freight rate aggregators, commodity exchanges, supplier and vendor websites, port authority databases, trade news outlets, customs and import/export filing databases, and eCommerce platforms. Bright Data's infrastructure supports large-scale collection across all of these source types.
Can Bright Data monitor freight and shipping rates across multiple carriers?
Yes. Our infrastructure supports continuous monitoring of publicly available freight rates and shipping schedules across carriers, logistics portals, and freight aggregators. Rate data can be collected on a scheduled basis to track changes over time and support carrier selection and cost optimization decisions.
How quickly can supply chain disruption signals be detected?
Disruption signal monitoring can be configured for near real-time retrieval, allowing teams to surface alerts from trade news, regulatory announcements, and geopolitical sources as they are published. Refresh frequency is fully customizable based on your operational requirements.
What security measures does Bright Data have in place to protect customer data?
Bright Data manages data for over 15,000 organizations around the world. Our security model and controls are based on international standards including ISO 27001, ISO 27018, CSA Star level I, and OWASP Top 10, as well as best practices for data encryption, infrastructure security, and external security audits.
How often is supply chain data updated?
Datasets are refreshed upon request prior to purchase to ensure the most current information. For ongoing monitoring use cases such as commodity price tracking or freight rate scraping, refresh frequency can be configured from near real-time to daily or weekly depending on your needs.
Can I get a sample to test the supply chain data with my system?
Yes, we can provide samples for testing; please contact our sales representatives.
Can you combine supply chain datasets from multiple sources?
Yes. We can combine data from multiple sources into a unified feed, for example merging commodity pricing data with freight rate information and supplier monitoring signals. Please contact our data experts to discuss your specific requirements.
Do you have historical supply chain data available?
Yes. When we refresh a dataset, we store some or all of its past values. We have up to 1 year of historical data for most datasets, enabling trend analysis of commodity prices, freight rate movements, and supplier activity over time.