Supply Chain Auditing

Auditable Infrastructure for
Scope 3 ESG Tracking

Enterprise supply chains are chaotic and constantly evolving. Stop forcing vendors into rigid ERPs or un-auditable spreadsheets. Model your physical supply chain dynamically, ingest automated metrics, and maintain bulletproof compliance logs.

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The Spreadsheet Ceiling in Compliance

As environmental regulations tighten, companies are legally required to report on their entire supply chain's carbon footprint. Most teams attempt to solve this with shared spreadsheets, creating immense legal risk when auditors arrive.

✗ Spreadsheets cannot prove exactly when a vendor's green certification lapsed.
✗ Rigid ERPs require months of development to add a new 'water usage' metric to a factory model.
✗ Vendors emailing PDFs creates scattered data that is impossible to query holistically.
✗ No easy way to combine static vendor states with continuous IoT emissions data.

The Relational Supply Chain Blueprint

Omnismith's headless engine lets you define your physical world dynamically. Create separate templates for Suppliers and Facilities, linking them together to form a highly flexible, queryable graph of your operations.

✓ Dynamic Templates: Adjust the shape of a 'Supplier' instantly as regulations change.
✓ Relational Schemas: Facilities link back to Suppliers, allowing granular reporting.
✓ Hybrid Data: Mix static dropdowns (Certifications) with continuous time-series (CO2).
✓ Deploy in seconds via the Blueprint Marketplace.

Template: Supplier Vendor

Supplier Name String

Risk Tier List — High / Med / Low

Green Certified Boolean

Compliance File File Upload

Template: Manufacturing Facility

Facility Location String

Parent Supplier Reference → Supplier Vendor

KWh Consumed Metric (Time-Series)

CO2 Emitted (Tons) Metric (Time-Series)

Enterprise RBAC & Collaboration

Gathering ESG data requires participation from third-party vendors. Omnismith allows you to invite vendors into a scoped workspace where they can only view and edit their own assigned entity records, ensuring total data privacy.

✓ Granular Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
✓ Invite vendors to update their own metrics directly.
✓ Keep supplier networks completely isolated from one another.

Scoped Workspaces

Grant Acme Corp write-access to update the Acme Factory #4 entity, while keeping them locked out of all competitor facility records.

Immutable Compliance Auditing

When reporting on Scope 3 emissions, knowing that a facility was green certified isn't enough—you must prove who verified it and when. Omnismith automatically generates a permanent ledger for every single attribute change.

✓ Track exactly *who* modified a supplier's risk tier.
✓ Easily generate compliance reports for environmental auditors.
✓ Filter historical changes by date, author, or specific attribute.

Certification Audit Log

compliance@enterprise.com 2 days ago

Changed Green Certified: False → True

vendor@acme-corp.com 3 days ago

Changed Compliance File: empty → iso-14001-2026.pdf

auditor-bot 1 week ago

Changed Risk Tier: Med → Low

API-First Telemetry & State Management

Vendors can manually update their state via the UI, or you can automate the process completely. Omnismith provides distinct API endpoints to ensure billing and performance efficiency: one for static dimensional updates, and a high-speed ingestion endpoint for time-series IoT data.

# 1. Bash: Vendor updating compliance status

curl -X PUT https://api.omnismith.io/v1/entities/SUPPLIER_UUID \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer omni_vendor_token_xxx" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "attribute_values": [
      {
        "attribute_id": "green_certified",
        "value": true
      }
    ]
  }'

# 204 No Content

# 2. Python: Factory IoT ingesting high-speed metrics

import requests

url = "https://api.omnismith.io/v1/entities/FACILITY_UUID/metrics"
headers = {
    "Authorization": "Bearer omni_iot_token_xxx",
    "Content-Type": "application/json"
}

data = {
    "attribute_values": [
        { "attribute_id": "kwh_consumed", "value": 8420.5 },
        { "attribute_id": "co2_emitted_tons", "value": 4.2 }
    ]
}

requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data)
# 202 Accepted