supplycorpus / corpus / relationships
// corpus dimension 17 of 17
No shop is an island.
Subcontractors, sister shops, ownership graphs. The network is capability, one hop away.
// what the corpus holds
Subcontractor network. Where plating, heat treat, and grinding actually go.
Ownership graph. Sister shops, parent companies, common principals.
Supplier ties. Material houses and toolmakers they lean on.
Community standing. Who vouches for them inside the trade.
// why it decides sourcing
Your supply chain includes everyone your supplier depends on, whether you have met them or not. We map the hop you cannot see, because that is usually where the surprise comes from.
// the corpus, by dimension
COMPANY
- FacilitiesWhere the work actually happens.
- MachinesThe machine list is the shop.
- ProcessesWhat they do, not what they say.
- MaterialsMetal is not a genre.
- CertificationsPaper that gates the work.
- EngineersShops that engineer catch bad drawings.
- CustomersWho they already ship to.
- Government ContractsAward history is a vetting engine.
- Parts ProducedThe closest thing to proof.
- PatentsR&D leaves a paper trail.
- SoftwareThe stack decides the friction.
- CreditA shop that dies mid-PO is your problem.
- CapacityThe best shop at full is no shop.
- GeographyDistance is a spec.
- Lead TimesQuoted is not delivered.
- ShippingParts have to arrive as parts.
- RelationshipsNo shop is an island.
This is the corpus we source from. You do not get a login to it. You get an operator who reads it so you never have to.
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