Broader discovery
Find businesses through the work they describe and the industries they serve. Related processes, materials, and equipment can help you investigate candidates beyond a familiar company name.
Find U.S. companies by what they do.
Search by capability, industry, certification, and place. Open the Business Profile behind each result to research supplier candidates, markets, and the companies operating in a region.
Search beyond an industry code.
Start with the process, material, equipment, certification, industry, or place the work requires. Narrow to U.S. companies that may fit the question, then inspect the candidate set.
For a machined component, look for the required process and material, then review equipment, certifications, and operating locations where that detail is available.
Open the record behind each company.
Research what a company makes, where it operates, and what its registrations, awards, and other recorded activity add to the picture. Review available classifications, designations, and certifications with their source context, then identify the questions to take to the business.
Build a deeper candidate set.
Use the broader U.S. business base to compare locations, prepare backup options, and support supplier, market, or regional research.
Closer sourcing options
Compare capability and geography together when freight distance, lead time, logistics exposure, or regional sourcing matters.
Backup candidates
Compare additional manufacturers against the capabilities a critical part requires. Use the available record to prepare questions about capacity, tolerances, certification scope, and availability.
Start with the company question you need to answer.
Find candidates, compare the available record, and save the companies worth reviewing.