Accessing a company's supply chain database may involve a variety of sensitive information, including but not limited to the following categories: 1. **Supplier information** - **Supplier list**: including basic information such as supplier name, contact information, address, etc. - **Cooperation terms**: such as contract details, price agreement, delivery time and payment terms, etc. - **Performance evaluation**: supplier's performance score, historical cooperation record and potential risk assessment. 2. **Purchase data** - **Purchase order**: including detailed information such as order quantity, specifications, price, delivery period, etc. - **Purchase strategy**: procurement plan, procurement volume forecast and procurement budget, etc. 3. **Inventory management** - **Inventory level**: inventory quantity and inventory turnover rate of raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products. - **Inventory location**: storage location and warehouse management information of each inventory item. 4. **Logistics and transportation information** - **Transportation route**: route of goods transportation, transportation method used and logistics partner information. - **Distribution plan**: distribution schedule, distribution volume and distribution cost, etc. 5. **Production and manufacturing data** - **Production plan**: production scheduling, production capacity and production progress. - **Manufacturing process**: the process flow, technical specifications and equipment information involved. 6. **Financial information** - **Cost structure**: cost details of each link, including procurement cost, transportation cost, inventory cost, etc. - **Financial statements**: financial data related to the supply chain, such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, etc. 7. **Customer information** - **Customer orders**: customer order details, demand specifications and delivery time. - **Customer feedback**: customer feedback information on product quality, delivery timeliness, etc. 8. **Technology and intellectual property** - **Technical specifications**: product design, technical standards and production process, etc. - **Intellectual property**: information related to patents, trademarks and other intellectual property. 9. **Risk management and compliance information** - **Risk assessment**: potential risk points and response strategies in the supply chain. - **Compliance data**: laws, regulations, industry standards and internal compliance policies complied with. 10. **Supply chain visualization and analysis data** - **Data analysis**: supply chain efficiency analysis, cost analysis and trend forecasting, etc. - **Visual reports**: various charts and reports for decision support. Access to the above sensitive information may lead to serious business risks, including competitors obtaining trade secrets, supply chain disruptions, financial losses, and reputation damage. Therefore, it is crucial to protect the security and confidentiality of the supply chain database.