Real-Time Commodity/Supply Chain Data
Commodity pricing and supply chain disruption tracking for ecommerce teams
What commodity sources do we read?
Radar reads Bloomberg, MarketWatch, Trading Economics, Commodities API, and CME Group, across 8+ sources. It captures commodity market entries such as Crude Oil (Brent). Each record can include price movement, trading volume, region, update time, and supply disruption status.
What commodity data does it find?
Dataset columns include Source, Commodity, Price, Price Change, Volume, Region, Last Updated, and Supply Disruption. Source and Commodity identify the record. Pricing columns show market movement, while the region, update, and disruption fields describe supply chain context.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get commodity alerts?
One enabled alert rule watches commodity price changes and supply chain disruptions. It fires when the configured rule detects a price move or disruption that matches its condition.
View alert setup →Where does commodity data go?
Commodity and supply chain data lands in Google Sheets, CSV, and API. Radar delivers the structured dataset to those destinations.
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