Top 243 Supply Chain Visibility Software SaaS Companies in June 2026

Dallas, Texas, United States

Developer of a SaaS international trade platform designed to create positive trading relationships that empower businesses and entrepreneurs globally. The company's platform digitally connects buyers, sellers and providers, and utilizes a suite of tools, solutions and education needed to improve transparency, visibility, collaboration and process, enabling users to uncovers inefficiencies in their supply chain and bringing intelligence to imports through a single platform.

San Jose, California, United States

a cloud-based advisory platform

Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Forto was founded with the vision to deliver a highly transparent, frictionless, and sustainable digital supply chain. Forto platform technologies address the entire process stream, from offer, booking, document administration, tracking and tracing to pro-active exemption processing and analysis, supporting our customers with greater visibility, insight, and control. Leading manufacturers and e-commerce brands are among the 2.500 customers using Forto’s digitally-focused offerings as part of their supply chain delivery. Headquartered in Berlin, Germany, the company currently has more than 900 employees with 21 locations across Europe and Asia including offices in Berlin, Milan, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. Forto's privacy policy: https://forto.com/en/privacy-policy/ Our imprint: https://forto.com/en/imprint/

Wilmington, Massachusetts, United States

TraceLink is a software company based in North Reading, Massachusetts, that provides a cloud-based digital supply network platform for the life sciences industry. The company was founded in 2009 by Shabbir Dahod and it enables pharmaceutical and biotech companies to manage their global supply chain and comply with regulatory requirements. TraceLink's platform connects the end-to-end supply chain, from raw materials to finished products, and provides real-time visibility, control, and collaboration among all parties involved in the supply chain. The company's platform also provides data analytics and insights to help companies optimize their supply chain operations and improve patient safety. TraceLink's customers include some of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies as well as smaller biotech companies.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

advanced visibility and automation solutions for the supply chain industry

Kópavogur, Iceland

real-time monitoring for cold chain logistics

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Stord provides cloud supply chain warehousing services to brands who seek visibility and control over their inventory.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

FourKites is a supply chain visibility platform designed for transportation into yards, warehouses, and stores.

Travagliato, Lombardy, Italy

PROTECTING PRODUCT, PROFIT, PEOPLE AND PLANET The Antares Vision Group delivers the most comprehensive and scalable global solution in Inspection Systems, Track & Trace and Smart Data Management, connecting physical with digital world.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Tive, founded in 2015 by CEO Krenar Komoni, is a supply chain visibility company that sells IoT tracking devices paired with a SaaS platform to help shippers monitor the real-time location and condition of freight across road, air, and ocean. Komoni, a former RF chip designer, built the first prototype in 2015 after watching his father-in-law spend evenings on the phone trying to locate his truck drivers, and signed him up as the first customer at $19.99 per month. The company has grown from $250K in recognized revenue in 2019 to $100M in 2026, a trajectory that includes $2.5M in 2020, $10M in 2021, $19.5M in 2022, $29M in 2023, $45M in 2024, and $67M in 2025. Tive has raised $135.5M in total funding across eight rounds, most recently a Series C1 of $20M at a $545M post-money valuation in 2025. The company serves 1,300 customers, nine of which pay more than $1M per year, and operates with 243 employees including 32 quota-carrying AEs and 11 SDRs. The single most striking strategic fact is that 60% of new ARR comes from upsell and expansion within existing accounts, a land-and-expand motion powered by a proprietary IoT plus SaaS business model that generates billions of data points per quarter, positioning Tive to pursue what Komoni calls autonomous supply chain, where AI agents handle freight coordination end to end without human intervention.