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Tariff Management

Which of your suppliers does the next tariff change reach?

When trade policies shift, sourcing plans shift with them. The TYS Tariff Exposure Score (TES) rates each supplier on country of origin, product classification, and trade agreements, and shows where your exposure is concentrated across suppliers, products, and regions.

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Tariff rules change. TES rates the same three supplier facts. Tariff rules change in stages, shown as three bands with a break between each. Beneath them, one unbroken bar shows what TES rates on each supplier: country of origin, product classification and trade agreements. The bar stays the same as the rules change. Tariff rules change Country of origin Product classification Trade agreements TES TES rates the same three facts

Where Tariff Exposure Gets Missed

Whatever the rules are this month, you still need to know where each supplier’s goods come from, how they’re classified, and which trade agreements apply. Static data and scattered tools make those hard to answer, so sourcing decisions get made on partial information.

Where U.S. tariff rules stand
Reviewed October 23, 2026
Feb 20, 2026
The Supreme Court ruled in Learning Resources v. Trump that IEEPA does not authorize tariffs. Supreme Court opinion
Feb 24, 2026
A 10% Section 122 tariff took effect in their place. On May 7, the Court of International Trade ruled it unlawful, with relief limited to the named importers. The government appealed. Grant Thornton Skadden
July 24, 2026
Section 122 expired. Section 301 tariffs of 10% or 12.5% took effect on imports from 60 economies. They are under review in the Court of International Trade, and duties are still being collected. USTR Coppersmith
Pending
A separate Section 301 investigation into industrial excess capacity covers 16 economies. As of October 23, no determination has been announced. USTR notice
August 2026
The average effective U.S. tariff rate was 7.1%. Penn Wharton

KEY RISKS YOU FACE TODAY

1. Tariff Risk is Hard to Quantify

You can’t act on exposure you can’t measure.

2. The Rules Keep Changing

A plan built on one set of rules needs rework when the next set arrives.

3. Country of Origin Isn’t Always Clear

The country on a supplier’s record may not be where its goods are made, and tariffs follow the goods.

4. No Standard Way to Compare Risk

Without one measure, it’s hard to brief leadership or justify a sourcing shift.

5. Regional Exposure Is Easy to Miss

Without maps or breakdowns, concentration in one country goes unnoticed.

Score Each Supplier on the Facts That Set the Rate

Alerts

Get notified when tariff changes affect supplier locations.

Executive-Ready Reports

Standardized scores make it easy to brief leadership.

Portfolio and Regional Views

See exposure across suppliers, products, and regions.

Custom Risk Weighting

Adjust TES to reflect cost, compliance, or geopolitical sensitivity.

Tariff Exposure Score (TES)

Scores supplier risk by country of origin, product classification, and trade agreements.

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KEY BENEFITS

What you gain with TYS Essentials

Data-Driven Sourcing Decisions

Back every move with real-time tariff risk scores.

Exposure You Can Visualize

Spot vulnerabilities by supplier, region, or category.

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Transparent Pricing

Starts at $25k/year with clear, upfront costs and no hidden fees.

Faster Response to Trade Shifts

Adjust plans quickly when conditions change.

Cross-Team Alignment

One score that finance, procurement, and leadership can all use.

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SCORECARD

Visualize Your Tariff Risk

See where your suppliers are exposed and act with confidence. 

In this scorecard, you’ll learn to: 

  • Quantify supplier risk by origin, classification, and trade agreements 
  • Spot vulnerabilities by supplier, region, or category 
  • Respond fast to tariff changes with real-time alerts 
  • Align teams with a single, standardized risk score 

Turn unpredictable tariffs into clear, actionable insights.

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