In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business world, supply chain agility (SCA) is essential for survival. The primary purpose of this study is to better understand the current state of SCA research in order to better clarify the area and summarize prospective future research routes. To gain an understanding of the elements that contribute to supply chain agility and how SC agility affects business outcomes. The resource based view (RBV) takes what could be called an "inside-out" viewpoint, or one that is specific to a certain business when assessing the variables that have led to its success or failure in the marketplace. Acquiring valuable, uncommon, original, and non-replicable resources and then applying these resources and advantages to generate extraordinary results is how organizations gain and keep a comparative advantage over their competitors. This investigation put the predicted connection to the quantitative test. In particular, responses to anonymous online surveys were collected. There were 13 hypothesis put up and investigated in this study, four were found to rejected which were all mediation analysis.