Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Simdots models the next supply-chain shock
A browser-based simulator for estimating how tariffs, sanctions, shipping disruptions, and other shocks could affect a company’s costs and margins.
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- Small manufacturers assessing supply-chain shocks
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- The page says calculations run in-browser and supplier data is not uploaded.
Field notes
The described setup accepts supplier, plant, route, and cost data, with CSV import and a starter template mentioned. For scenario inputs, the page lists tariffs, sanctions, chokepoints, energy, and foreign-exchange changes, and names OECD ICIO, IMF PortWatch, FRED, and World Bank data. It says calculations happen in the browser; the visible proof figures are inconsistent, so the page alone does not establish forecast accuracy.
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