Everstream Analytics vs Overhaul

Everstream Analytics helps organizations map supply networks, monitor disruptions, assess suppliers, and anticipate risk. Its network mapping builds a digital twin from supply chain data, supporting risk scores, predictive analysis, monitoring, and alerts, including visibility into sub-tier supplier relationships and concentration. Risk coverage includes operational, financial, environmental, geopolitical, regulatory, ESG, natural disaster, climate, forced labor, and sanctions risks. Global Monitoring and Alerting combines AI with human validation; supplier scorecards use predictive modeling and historical data to assess vulnerability. The company says its models can forecast disruptions up to 14 days ahead, while expert analysts validate alerts around the clock. Connections include SAP Integrated Business Planning, SAP Business Network for Logistics, and Oracle Transportation Management System; API connectivity, webhooks, and SFTP are also listed. The platform is modular, with Reveal and Explore offered separately. It runs on web and API, and onboarding typically takes 4 to 12 weeks. Pricing is not published; prospective customers can request a demo or contact Everstream.

Overhaul is a supply chain platform for real-time monitoring and control of goods in motion. It provides SKU-level visibility, predictive risk intelligence and compliance monitoring for high-consequence cargo. Multimodal tracking follows shipments across road, ocean, air and rail on one shipment record, while listed capabilities include predicted ETAs, exception alerts and live shipment risk scoring. Risk monitoring and anomaly detection are paired with a global security operations team that can coordinate with law enforcement. The platform supports chain-of-custody tracking, environmental monitoring for temperature, shock and humidity, audit-ready records, and workflows aligned to industry and regulatory standards. Connections include TMS, ERP, APIs, telematics, carriers and partner data; the company says the platform can work with existing IoT devices, ELDs, mobile apps and cloud-based telematics. Listed target industries include life sciences, electronics and high tech, manufacturing, food and beverage, retail, logistics providers, AI hardware and automotive. Overhaul is listed for Android, iOS, web and API access. The company says it was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. Pricing is on request, and prospective customers are directed to book a demo.