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Tariff exposure

See your tariff exposure before the next change lands.

Hylios shows your landed-cost exposure by product and origin country. Then you test a response on your own network across cost, service, risk, and time, before you commit.

For supply chain, procurement, and finance leaders. It starts from public data and a supplier list, and it gets more exact with the files you already have.

What you see

Three views of the same model of your network.

Exposure by product and origin

Landed-cost exposure broken out by product and by origin country. Findings are reported as ranges with the method stated, because who actually bears a duty depends on the importer of record.

A new tariff, run through your model

Take a new tariff on a key origin and run it through your twin. You see landed-cost exposure by product, and which sources are worth shifting.

Responses compared side by side

Tariff what-ifs run as scenarios on your own network. Each one is compared with your baseline across cost, service, risk, and time, over 12 months by default.

Hylios does not tell you what to decide. It makes the trade-offs explicit, so supply chain, procurement, and finance work from one shared view of the same network.

How it works

Hylios builds a working model of your supply network from public data and the files you already have, then gets more exact as you add more.

  1. 01

    Send a supplier list with countries

    That is all you need to start. No integration project is needed.

  2. 02

    We build a working model from public data

    Filings, facility footprints, port and customs data, and news, joined to your supplier list. Every number is labeled with where it came from.

  3. 03

    A person at Hylios reviews it

    Every tariff assessment is reviewed by a person at Hylios before it reaches you.

  4. 04

    You test the responses

    Run the tariff what-ifs you are weighing, such as a higher rate on one origin or a move to another source, and compare them across cost, service, risk, and time.

  5. 05

    It gets more exact with your files

    Add a site list, shipment history, warehouse throughput, and freight invoices when you have them. Direct connections to SAP S/4HANA Cloud and Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM are coming soon.

Your files stay private to your workspace. They are never used to train shared models, and they are deleted on written request.

What this is, and what it is not

  • Tariff figures are strategic exposure, not customs or legal advice. They are not a substitute for a licensed customs broker or trade counsel.
  • Findings are ranges with the method stated, never a single headline number. Who bears a duty depends on the importer of record.
  • Our published validation notes say tariff attribution is being rebuilt. Until that work is complete, read tariff figures as indicative.
  • Every number is labeled with where it came from, so you can see what rests on public data and what rests on your own files.

Follow the next change as it happens

Trade policy can move faster than an annual sourcing review. The Hylios Intelligence section on trade policy and tariffs collects the latest news, scored for impact. The daily brief on your company and your role is free.

Common questions

What does Hylios show about my tariff exposure?

Your landed-cost exposure by product and origin country, reported as ranges with the method stated. You can then run tariff what-ifs as scenarios on your own network, such as a new tariff on a key origin, and compare the responses across cost, service, risk, and time. Hylios does not tell you what to decide; it makes the trade-offs explicit.

Is this customs or legal advice?

No. Tariff figures from Hylios are strategic exposure on your modeled network. They are not customs, tax, trade, compliance, or legal advice, and they are not a substitute for a licensed customs broker or trade counsel.

Why are tariff figures reported as ranges?

Because a single number would claim more than the model knows. Who actually bears a duty depends on the importer of record, so findings are reported as ranges with the method stated. Our published validation notes also say tariff attribution is being rebuilt, so read tariff figures as indicative until that work is complete.

What data do I need to start?

A supplier list with countries. Hylios starts from public data, so no integration project is needed to start. The model gets more exact as you add files such as a site list, up to 12 months of shipment history, warehouse throughput, and freight invoices. Direct connections to SAP S/4HANA Cloud and Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM are coming soon. Your files stay private to your workspace and are not used to train shared models.

How do I get started?

Book a working session and bring the tariff question you are weighing. Tariff what-ifs run on your own twin, and plans and prices are on the Hylios pricing page. If you want a fixed-scope engagement, the network diagnostic reports import duty exposure as one of its findings, as a range.

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