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OpsVeda Launches TariffSight to Tackle Tariff Challenges

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New Application Empowers Businesses to Manage Trade Data Quality, Compliance, Sourcing, Inventory Optimization, Supplier/Customer Negotiations, and Bottom-Line Impact

OpsVeda, the leading provider of AI-driven Operations Command Center, announced the launch of TariffSight, the world’s first, most compelling, and comprehensive application designed to help businesses address the far-reaching implications of trade tariffs. Leveraging OpsVeda’s robust and configurable platform, TariffSight enables enterprises to tackle the urgency in compliance, sourcing, inventory, and supplier/customer negotiations, while continuously optimizing operations in response to shifting trade regulations.

From trade item classification checks to real-time margin impact simulations, TariffSight provides the essential capabilities needed by global businesses looking to mitigate risk and ensure bottom-line health. Built upon OpsVeda’s unique operational intelligence engine, this groundbreaking solution taps into demand, supply, and inventory data on a continuous basis—ensuring that executives can rapidly adapt their strategies and drive better outcomes across the value chain.

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“TariffSight truly is the need of the hour,” said Sanjiv Gupta, Founder and CEO at OpsVeda. “Our customers are increasingly grappling with the volatility of global trade regulations, and they need a solution that not only monitors and projects tariff impacts, but also continuously adapts to shifting market conditions. TariffSight is built to be remarkably configurable and extendable—so that every organization can tailor it to their specific needs. Most importantly, it’s grounded in real-time demand, supply, and inventory data, which is the vital ingredient for making informed decisions and steering proactive strategies.

Through powerful storyboards, alerts, and advanced analytics, TariffSight addresses:

Source: PRNewswire

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