Accuris, a provider of engineering and supply chain intelligence, has unveiled a completely reengineered Supply Chain Intelligence platform designed to turn component risk into prioritized, explainable, and defensible action. The platform is built on authoritative data covering 1.3 billion electronic components, with verified accuracy above 98%, and brings together a redesigned user experience, AI-powered component research, an always-on BOM Health Agent, ranked alternate recommendations, and impact modeling in a single integrated workflow. It's available through cloud, embedded, and fully on-premises deployment options, including support for secure and air-gapped environments.
Manufacturers manage component risk across complex bills of materials (BOMs), multiple programs, and disconnected systems, and often lack a complete picture of where they're exposed. The real challenge is identifying which issues matter most, understanding their potential impact, and acting before they disrupt a design or delay production. A March 2026 survey of 439 engineering and supply chain professionals conducted by Fuld & Company found that 74% spend at least four hours each week manually monitoring BOMs, while 62% only discover compliance violations after the design phase, when fixing them is most disruptive and expensive.
Claude Pumilia, CEO of Accuris, said supply chain intelligence is only as reliable as the data behind it, and that the market doesn't need more alerts or AI-generated answers that teams can't validate. He said it needs accurate intelligence tied to authoritative sources, with recommendations people can understand and defend, and that Accuris reengineered the platform to deliver a faster path from risk to resolution.
The platform is organized around three customer outcomes. The first is seeing risk sooner: an always-on BOM Health Agent continuously evaluates lifecycle, compliance, supply, and cost risk across a full bill of materials, giving teams a current view of their exposure, prioritizing the issues with the biggest potential impact, and forecasting component obsolescence 12 to 36 months ahead of manufacturer announcements. The second is deciding smarter: when risk emerges, the platform recommends ranked, verified alternate components and explains why each was selected, weighing lifecycle, compliance, technical fit, availability, and cost, while AI-powered search lets teams ask natural-language questions across the full database of 1.3 billion components and get answers in seconds. The third is acting with confidence: teams can model the downstream impact of a proposed component change before making it, complete bulk component swaps in a single action, and preserve version history and decision traceability across every revision, letting engineering, procurement, and compliance teams move faster without giving up governance or auditability.
Accuris frames the platform as offering intelligence teams can defend, combining comprehensive component coverage with validated data and authoritative manufacturer information, providing the explainability, confidence scoring, and traceability engineering and supply chain decisions require.
Sarita Benjamin, general manager of Supply Chain Intelligence at Accuris, said teams need a clear view of risk across components, suppliers, and programs, and that the platform shows them which programs are exposed, which issues demand attention, and which options offer the best path forward, helping teams resolve risk before it becomes rework, disruption, or delay.
The platform is available through three deployment models: an AI-powered cloud platform for continuous BOM analysis and decision support; embedded integrations that bring Accuris intelligence into product lifecycle management (PLM), engineering, and enterprise workflows; and a full on-premises offering that keeps component data and BOM workflows behind the customer's firewall, suited to data sovereignty requirements, ITAR and CUI regulated environments, and air-gapped setups.
The platform draws on a data foundation Accuris has developed over more than 35 years, combining direct manufacturer relationships and authoritative source materials with expert curation by professionals with component engineering backgrounds. That expertise strengthens automated data ingestion with rigorous validation of lifecycle, compliance, and parametric information, and recommendations trace back to authoritative manufacturer records, including explainability, confidence scoring, and a complete audit trail.
Accuris says this accuracy can translate into meaningful business value. Component obsolescence can expose engineering teams to design rework costs of up to $250,000 per event, and identifying and resolving end-of-life issues before they disrupt a program can save up to $15,000 per issue, while Accuris customers can spend up to 50% less time searching for parts and alternates.
The reengineered platform is available now for both new and existing customers.
