Discover the drivers behind your raw materials

Raw material prices don't move without reason. Sybilion identifies every factor at play, ranks them by impact, and tells you exactly when they'll be felt - turning market complexity into a clear competitive advantage.

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Global Drivers Map

Sybilion plots every key driver influencing your selected forecast on an interactive global map, giving you an immediate, visual understanding of where market forces are originating and how they connect to your commodities.

Correlation tags

Correlation tags on each driver instantly show whether it's pushing prices up or pulling them down - so you can see at a glance which forces are working in your favour and which ones demand attention.

Lag effects

Sybilion goes beyond identifying what's influencing your forecast - it explains how and why each driver has the impact it does, including any lag effects, so you know not just what's happening today but what's coming further down the line.

Driver Comparison

A dedicated comparison chart lets you stack drivers against each other across regions, countries, categories, and predictors - giving your team the granular, multi-dimensional view needed to prioritise risks and opportunities with confidence.

Businesses around the world trust Sybilion to protect their margins and anticipate unexpected commodity trends

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Stop reacting to commodity price swings and start getting ahead of them. In a personalised demo, we'll show you how Sybilion transforms your sales and ERP data into precise forecasts, surfaces the global signals shaping your markets, and puts AI-powered decision support at your fingertips. See exactly how your team would use Sybilion to cut procurement risk, sharpen supplier negotiations, and drive measurable ROI - all tailored to your commodities and your business. Book your demo today and take the guesswork out of supply chain management.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a commodity driver?

A commodity driver is any factor that influences the price or availability or price of a raw material. This can range from macroeconomic forces like wage growth and trade flows, to environmental factors like weather anomalies and harvest conditions, to market sentiment signals drawn from news and social media. Understanding which drivers are at play (and how strongly) is what separates reactive procurement from genuinely strategic decision-making.

How does Sybilion identify which drivers are relevant to my commodities?

Sybilion's AI engine continuously analyses a wide range of internal and external data sources, mapping each signal against your specific commodities to determine which drivers are statistically significant. It ranks them by the strength of their influence, flags whether they're positively or negatively correlated, and surfaces only what's relevant to your forecast - cutting through noise so your team can focus on what actually matters.

What is a lag effect and why does it matter?

A lag effect is the delay between a driver occurring and its impact being felt in commodity prices. For example, a drought affecting a key agricultural region may not show up in pricing for weeks or even months. Sybilion surfaces these lag indicators for every driver, so your team can anticipate price movements well in advance rather than reacting once the impact has already arrived.

How do correlation tags work?

Each driver in Sybilion is tagged with a correlation indicator showing whether it has a positive or negative relationship with your commodity's price or volume. A positive correlation means the driver pushes prices up as it increases; a negative correlation means it pulls them down. These tags give your team an instant, intuitive read on market dynamics without needing to interpret complex data manually.

How does the driver comparison chart help my procurement team?

The comparison chart lets you evaluate multiple drivers side by side across different regions, countries, categories, and predictors. This makes it straightforward to identify which factors carry the most weight in specific markets, spot geographic patterns in price risk, and prioritise where to focus your procurement strategy. Rather than assessing drivers in isolation, you get a complete, comparative picture that supports faster and more confident decision-making.

Can drivers change over time?

Absolutely. As market conditions evolve, new drivers emerge and existing ones shift in significance. Sybilion continuously updates its driver analysis as fresh data flows in, ensuring your team is always working from the most current and complete picture of what's shaping your commodity markets.