Versed AI

Name: Versed AI
Brand: Versed AI

Next generation supply chain analytics

Est 2019|Valuation $5M|Raised $1.2M

LinkedIn 2K|Website|FTEs 18|HQ Cambridge, England, GB

MarketsSupplier Intelligence Vendor Risk Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Resilinc positions multi-tier mapping as combining AI with supplier-validated data and collaboration; it emphasizes part-site level visibility and ongoing enrichment. - Exiger positions its offering to emphasize execution of recommended actions alongside mapping, including part- and software-level mapping. Impact on Versed AI evaluation: - Versed’s product-breakdown / synthetic BOM messaging aligns more naturally with Exiger’s product-aware mapping narrative than with purely supplier-validated mapping models.

Adoption trends / market signals

Exiger cites recognition in industry analyst research and has measurable review volume on industry review platforms (e.g., analyst review and peer-insight sites) for Exiger and Resilinc.
Versed AI previously received a Gartner "Cool Vendor" mention in vendor materials; Cool Vendor recognition is a specific category and does not indicate broad adoption on its own.

	Exiger (incl. Versed AI capability)	Resilinc	Prewave
Starting price	Not publicly listed; government schedule lists Supply Chain Explorer at published government-schedule pricing (exact amount redacted)	Not consistently public; some documents show implementation line items; older PR mentions EventWatch bundle pricing model	Not publicly listed (enterprise quote-based)
Most suitable for	Enterprises needing product/part-aware mapping, compliance and risk workflows in one platform	Enterprises prioritizing supplier-validated multi-tier mapping and disruption monitoring	Organizations prioritizing external risk signals and adverse media monitoring
Primary capabilities	Vendor-published claims around knowledge graph scale and product-aware mapping; integrated risk/compliance workflows	Multi-tier mapping and resilience workflows with supplier collaboration emphasis	External risk intelligence and monitoring focused on signals and adverse media
Primary limitations	Can be complex and costly; many performance claims are vendor-published; pricing is opaque	Can require significant supplier collaboration and services; may be less oriented to BOM/part-level mapping	May offer less depth on BOM/part-level mapping; operationalizing insights may require additional tooling

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Resilinc positions multi-tier mapping as combining AI with supplier-validated data and collaboration; it emphasizes part-site level visibility and ongoing enrichment.
Exiger positions its offering to emphasize execution of recommended actions alongside mapping, including part- and software-level mapping.

Impact on Versed AI evaluation:

Versed’s product-breakdown / synthetic BOM messaging aligns more naturally with Exiger’s product-aware mapping narrative than with purely supplier-validated mapping models.

Adoption trends / market signals

Exiger cites recognition in industry analyst research and has measurable review volume on industry review platforms (e.g., analyst review and peer-insight sites) for Exiger and Resilinc.
Versed AI previously received a Gartner "Cool Vendor" mention in vendor materials; Cool Vendor recognition is a specific category and does not indicate broad adoption on its own.

	Exiger (incl. Versed AI capability)	Resilinc	Prewave
Starting price	Not publicly listed; government schedule lists Supply Chain Explorer at published government-schedule pricing (exact amount redacted)	Not consistently public; some documents show implementation line items; older PR mentions EventWatch bundle pricing model	Not publicly listed (enterprise quote-based)
Most suitable for	Enterprises needing product/part-aware mapping, compliance and risk workflows in one platform	Enterprises prioritizing supplier-validated multi-tier mapping and disruption monitoring	Organizations prioritizing external risk signals and adverse media monitoring
Primary capabilities	Vendor-published claims around knowledge graph scale and product-aware mapping; integrated risk/compliance workflows	Multi-tier mapping and resilience workflows with supplier collaboration emphasis	External risk intelligence and monitoring focused on signals and adverse media
Primary limitations	Can be complex and costly; many performance claims are vendor-published; pricing is opaque	Can require significant supplier collaboration and services; may be less oriented to BOM/part-level mapping	May offer less depth on BOM/part-level mapping; operationalizing insights may require additional tooling