Its answer: suppliers upload facility locations, certifications( the platform tracks over 300 industry standards) and material origins once, then choose who sees what. That control is what gets vendors comfortable opening up, and gives brands real visibility from Tier 2 through Tier 6, without anyone’ s formulas or pricing being exposed.

For executives, the Supplier 360 Dashboard turns that data into live KPIs and transparency scores, replacing the annual audit scramble with something they can track as it happens.“ Technology can help strike this balance by giving suppliers more control over what they share, who can see it, and at what level of detail,” explains Brittany Sizemore, Senior Vice President, Transparency-One.

“ Brands can still gain the visibility needed to trace products and meet regulatory requirements without risking suppliers’ sensitive business information or intellectual property.”

Suppliers who trust their data is protected, Brittany adds, are far more willing to share it.“ Building trust is what ultimately gives brands a clearer, more complete view of their supply chains.”

118 September 2026