Articles from Altana

Altana, the network for trusted trade, today announced it has acquired Cervo AI, whose agentic customs entry writer prepares submission-ready customs entries for global logistics providers. The acquisition gives Altana's logistics customers one holistic AI solution to run the full customs brokerage workflow — and adds to a customer base that now includes 8 of the 10 largest logistics providers in the world.

Maersk and Altana today announced a partnership to build the first digital trade network within a major global logistics infrastructure. The initiative brings AI-powered trade compliance, enforcement, and facilitation into Maersk's Gemini Cooperation, with the goal of accelerating trusted commerce at global scale.

Altana, the world’s only product network connecting businesses and governments on a shared platform for global trade, today announced that the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has chosen the company’s AI-powered Product Passports to improve enforcement efficiency and streamline the shipment of goods into the U.S. by enhancing supply chain visibility, traceability, and collaboration.

Altana, the world’s only product network, is pleased to announce technology titan Michael Capellas is joining the company as its Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Altana, the world’s first Value Chain Management System, today announced a $200 million Series C investment led by Thomas Tull’s US Innovative Technology Fund (USIT). The funding round included participation from March Capital, Generation Investment Management, Salesforce Ventures, Friends and Family Capital, and each of Altana’s key existing investors, including GV (Google Ventures), Activate Capital, Floating Point, and OMERS Ventures. The funding brings Altana’s valuation to $1 billion.

Today, Altana introduced the world's first Value Chain Management System, a massively scalable platform built on the only dynamic, intelligent map of the supply chain that brings together a host of new capabilities that enable customers to:

The UK Government’s Department for Business & Trade (DBT) has chosen to expand the scope of the Global Supply Chain Intelligence Programme (GSCIP) with Altana, giving the UK Government an unparalleled capability to generate policy-informing insights as well as operational programmes to support UK national interests. During the new multi-year contract, Altana’s AI platform will be used as the basis of the GSCIP data model, combining HMG data and private sector data with big data analytics to further scale the connected and intelligent global supply chain map in a secure government cloud infrastructure.

Altana has expanded its partnership with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). CBP will use the Altana Atlas, the world’s only dynamic, intelligent map of the global supply chain, to help prevent illegal fentanyl and other synthetic narcotics, as well as their chemical precursors, from entering the United States.

Today, Altana and Dataminr, one of the world’s leading AI companies, announce a strategic partnership to deliver a real-time dynamic view of the world to empower customers with an unprecedented understanding and command of their supply chains. This offering combines the Altana Atlas, the only dynamic, intelligent map of the global supply chain with Dataminr’s revolutionary real-time AI platform that discovers events, risks, and critical information from publicly available data.

Today, Altana debuts its next generation Altana Atlas, the only dynamic, intelligent map of the global supply chain. The Atlas empowers businesses, governments, and logistics providers with unprecedented visibility, understanding, and command of their supply chains, transforming their approach to global commerce from one that is typically reactive, vulnerable, and fragmented into one that is proactive, resilient, and integrated.

United States Customs and Border Protection has awarded Altana a multi-year contract to serve as the foundational map of the global supply chain it uses to prevent goods produced using forced labor from coming to the United States. This new award expands Altana’s relationship with CBP to help enable CBP officers and analysts to quickly understand the complexities of rapidly-shifting global supply chains, all using Altana’s Atlas. The Atlas will assist CBP officers and analysts to analyze highly messy data at scale, harness artificial intelligence to triage and prioritize actions, and collaborate across borders to stop the flow of goods created by forced labor.