The dependencynetwork beneathglobal markets.
Altsets reveals the supplier and customer relationships that shape economic exposure across companies, sectors, and regions.
Build and upgrade your own supply chain networks.
For investors and traders branching through suppliers, customers, exposure metrics, and second-order public companies.
Transform quantified relationships into exposure variables.
For funds and institutions pulling directed edges, subsidiary context, history, and exposure estimates.
curl "https://api.altsets.com/v1/relationships?root=NVDA&direction=suppliers&limit=25&history_years=5" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer alt_live_your_key"
{
"data": [
{
"supplier": { "ticker": "TSM", "name": "Taiwan Semiconductor" },
"customer": { "ticker": "NVDA", "name": "NVIDIA" },
"direction": "supplier",
"confidence": 0.92,
"first_seen": "2019-04-01",
"last_seen": "2026-06-01",
"metrics": {
"relationship_size_usd": null,
"supplier_revenue_percent": null,
"customer_cost_percent": null
}
}
],
"meta": {
"root": "NVDA",
"direction": "suppliers",
"limit": 25,
"history_years": 5,
"plan": "pro"
}
}Similar shocks create
different outcomes.
The network explains why.
Pressure fades in some parts of the network and concentrates in others. Altsets maps the dependency paths that decide where stress gets absorbed, where it travels next, and which connected names are exposed before the move is obvious.
Semiconductor bottlenecks
Uncover the chokepoints behind chips: foundries, equipment suppliers, packaging firms, substrates, specialty chemicals, silicon inputs, and the capacity-constrained links that connect them across the globe.
Lithium and rare earth exposure
Trace how lithium and rare earth shocks move from upstream producers into the industries that depend heavily on their fabrication.
Energy transition and input costs
Follow the shift from oil and gas toward renewables as changing energy economics reshape margins, suppliers, and the companies built around legacy or emerging energy systems.
Overlooked foreign names
Find smaller suppliers, regional manufacturers, foreign micro caps, and specialized companies sitting closer to the bottleneck than the obvious US-listed trade.
Millions of fragments.One economic graph.
Relationship signals are scattered across filings, presentations, websites, disclosures, news articles, and other sources. Altsets compiles and resolves various entities, shaping them into a searchable economic network.
Collect
Filings, presentations, websites, disclosures, and other sources contain fragments of supplier, customer, and dependency evidence.
Resolve
Company names, subsidiaries, tickers, regions, products, and private counterparties are matched into usable entities.
Quantify
Relationship metrics are estimated when values are not disclosed, with source cross-checks for anonymous customers, suppliers, and partially described counterparties.
Verify
Human analysts review extracted relationships for consistency, entity accuracy, source support, and relationship direction before publication.
“Customer A accounted for approximately 15% of our FY2025 revenue...”
Alternative data made
accessible for investors.
Supply-chain and relationship data has mostly been treated as an institutional product: gated, expensive, and built for enterprise workflows. Altsets brings dependency intelligence into a self-serve platform so individuals can start exploring companies, sectors, and supply chains without waiting on applications or sales calls.
Explorer
For individuals starting to map company relationships.
Builder
For active users building larger maps and exposure chains.
Architect
For serious researchers upgrading links with deeper metrics.
Pro
For small shops and systematic users working at API scale.
Enterprise
For teams that need full history, licensing, custom delivery, or bulk access.
Credit value guide
Credits reveal the same records through Map Room or API. Unlocked data stays available to your active account.