Use Case · Supply Chain

From scattered supply-chain events to structured signals.

CatchAll turns port disruptions, supplier moves, and trade shocks across the open web, including the regional and trade press where they break first, into complete, structured records, ready to feed into your logistics and risk dashboards.

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What you can track

Every supply-chain event, in one structured feed

01

Port & shipping disruptions

Strikes, congestion, and route blockages affecting global freight, the moment they break.

02

Trade policy & tariffs

New tariffs, duty changes, and trade restrictions across jurisdictions and trading partners.

03

Component & chip shortages

Semiconductor and component supply constraints hitting production lines and lead times.

04

Construction permits & awards

Permits, development approvals, and contract awards in your target markets and geographies.

05

Facility & warehouse openings

New plants, warehouses, and distribution centers that signal capacity and sourcing shifts.

06

Utilities & infrastructure

Rate cases, pipeline safety events, and infrastructure filings from regional and local sources.

How it works

From open web to logistics-ready record

Step 01

Describe the event

Name the port, region, or event type in plain English, no filter syntax to configure.

Step 02

Scan the open web

Search 2B+ pages, including regional maritime, trade, and logistics press where events break first.

Step 03

Validate & extract

Custom validators keep only real operational events; enrichments extract port, disruption type, cause, and location.

Step 04

Route to your dashboard

Deliver structured, source-linked records to your logistics platform, risk dashboard, or Slack by webhook.

Live dataset examples

The supply-chain events you track, already structured

#EventEvent DateDisruption TypeAffected Trade RoutesFreight Rate Change CurrencyLocationCauseInvolved CompanyImpact DescriptionFreight Rate Change AmountFreight Rate Change Percent
1Polish Road Transport Crisis and Company Disappearances in H1 20262026-07-14freight_rate_changeEuropean road transportUSDPolandGeopolitical situation, rising fuel prices, and staffing problemsKuźnia TransOver 1,200 transport companies disappeared from the Polish market in H1 2026, causing a…00
2Houthi Blockade Disrupts Bab al-Mandeb Shipping2026-07-26shipping_route_disruptionBab al-Mandeb StraitUSDBab al-Mandeb StraitYemen's Houthi forces declared a blockade of Saudi-allied shipsKplerFreight traffic across the Bab al-Mandeb Strait has decreased by more than half, raisin…-1-56
3Earthquake Disrupts Port of La Guaira Operations, Maersk and MSC Suspend Bookings2026-07-06port_disruptionregional route to the Americas (Intra-Americas Network)USDPort of La Guaira, VenezuelaearthquakeMaerskCommercial operations at the Port of La Guaira were suspended due to an earthquake, lea…11
4Cuba's Fuel Crisis Due to US Sanctions on Oil Shipments2026-07-28shipping_route_disruptionRussian oil to CubaUSDCubaUS sanctions and threats against shipping companies transporting Russian oil to Cubashipping companiesThe cessation of Russian oil shipments to Cuba due to US sanctions has led to severe fu…00
5Global Shipping and Port Disruptions in July 20262026-07-08shipping_route_disruptionRed Sea, Bab el-Mandeb Strait, gas shipping markets, Australian routesUSDRed Sea, Bab el-Mandeb Strait, Middle East, Australian portsHouthi attacks in the Red Sea, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and labor disp…ClarksonHouthi attacks and geopolitical tensions in the Red Sea and Middle East are causing vol…00

Showing 5 of 253 verified events · July 2026

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Monitors

Set it once. Get new supply-chain events continuously.

Step 01

Write a query

Describe the event type, time window, and scope — a company, industry, or geography.

Step 02

Turn it into a monitor

Set a schedule in plain language ("every day at 9 AM UTC") and attach a webhook to receive results.

Step 03

Get new events delivered

Structured records pushed to your webhook or pulled via API. Each run delivers only what's new.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What is CatchAll?

CatchAll is a recall-first web search API that turns the open web into complete, structured, validated records of real-world events, port disruptions, trade actions, shortages, permits, and facility moves, built for supply-chain and operations teams and the dashboards they run.

How is this different from a keyword alert or media monitoring tool?

A supply-chain team doesn't want to read 50 articles about a port disruption. CatchAll returns structured records instead, port, disruption type, cause, location, and date, extracted and validated, and it captures the regional maritime, trade, and logistics press where these events actually break first.

Can I scope monitoring to specific ports, regions, or event types?

Yes. Supply-chain queries are inherently specific, a particular port, a defined geography, a certain event. Describe it in plain English and custom validators filter precisely to real operational events in your coverage area, excluding analysis and commentary.

Can I track my own suppliers, ports, or counterparties?

Yes. With Company Watchlist you build a dataset of your suppliers, ports, shipping lines, or utilities, connect it to any supply-chain job, and receive results scoped and scored per company, so you track a supplier's facility opening or a port authority's update precisely.

Can I monitor continuously and push to my dashboard?

Yes. Convert any job into a monitor with a natural-language schedule, deduplicate across runs, and push new events by webhook to your logistics platform or dashboard. For time-sensitive disruptions you can pull partial results before the job finishes.

How does pricing work?

CatchAll is priced per record returned, not per query, so you only pay for the events you receive. You get 2,000 free credits when you sign up.

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