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NEW AI agents can now source suppliers via MCP

Source industrial equipment in minutes, not weeks.

SupplySphere unifies 1,000s supplier listings across 17 categories — from valves and linepipe to switchgear and turbines — and ranks the right suppliers for your requirement.

1,000ssupplier listings
17equipment categories
106product types
REST · MCPAPI, webhooks & AI agents
How it works

From requirement to shortlist in three steps

Describe what you need

Write the requirement in plain language — size, rating, standards, materials, delivery country.

Get a ranked shortlist

Suppliers are scored 0–100 against the whole catalog, with clear reasons for every match.

Run the RFQ

Open an RFQ in one click, award the winner, and push every update to your ERP via webhooks.

Platform

Built for procurement teams that move fast

AI supplier matching

Transparent scoring on requirement fit, category, location and catalog breadth.

Try it →

RFQ management

Auto-matched RFQs with status tracking, awards and a full audit trail.

Open RFQs →

Demand forecasting

Trend and seasonality-aware forecasts with confidence intervals to plan stock.

Forecast →

Scoped API keys

Hashed, expiring, revocable keys with fine-grained scopes for every integration.

Create a key →

Signed webhooks

Real-time events to ERP, Slack or Teams, with retries and a delivery log.

Add endpoint →

Ready for AI agents

An MCP server, OpenAPI spec and llms.txt so assistants can source on your behalf.

Connect an agent →
Developers & AI agents

Plug SupplySphere into your stack

A clean REST API, signed webhooks and a Model Context Protocol server — so your ERP, your scripts and your AI agents all work from the same supplier intelligence.

  • MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and custom agents
  • 8 webhook events signed with HMAC-SHA256
  • OpenAPI 3 docs, RFC 7807 errors, per-key rate limits
# Rank suppliers for a requirement
curl -X POST https://supplysphere.xyz/api/v1/match \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SUPPLYSPHERE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"requirement":"30MW gas turbine generator","limit":3}'

# → 200 OK
{
  "count": 3,
  "data": [
    { "supplier": "…", "score": 91.5,
      "reasons": ["Matches 4 of 4 requirement terms", …] }
  ]
}

Ready to source smarter?

Search the catalog for free. Create an account to run RFQs and connect your systems.