Check That Suppliers Meet Your Standards

Track every license, certificate, permit, and calibration you are responsible for in one live register that flags a renewal before it lapses. These compliance prompts build the operational layer around the credentials your business runs on: what you hold, when it expires, who owns the renewal, and what gets blocked if it slips. Built for operators who would rather find an expiry in a dashboard than in an audit.
Check That Suppliers Meet Your Standards

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We collect supplier certificates once and never look at them again. Build me a supplier compliance app. Define our requirements as editable records, covering things like insurance, certifications, policies, licenses and any standards we require, with which supplier categories each applies to. Assess every supplier against the requirements that apply to them, attaching the evidence for each with its own expiry date rather than filing it indefinitely. Set an assessment frequency by supplier criticality so essential suppliers are checked more often. Show me a matrix of suppliers against requirements with anything missing, expiring or expired highlighted. Add an AI agent that reviews the position and tells me which suppliers present the greatest exposure given what they do for us and what evidence is missing, and drafts the request for the outstanding items. Automate three things: a reminder to a supplier before their evidence expires, an alert to us when it does, and a scheduled reassessment ahead of each contract renewal. Two logins: a category manager who maintains their own suppliers, and a compliance owner who sets requirements.

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Check That Suppliers Meet Your Standards

Assess suppliers against defined requirements with evidence expiry dates, risk-based frequency, and pre-renewal re-checks.

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Supplier assurance is usually a certificate collected once and never looked at again. This assesses against your actual requirements and re-checks on a cycle.

What's Included

  • Requirements defined once and applied to every supplier.
  • Evidence held with an expiry rather than filed and forgotten.
  • Risk-based frequency so critical suppliers get more attention.
  • An assistant that flags expired or missing evidence.

How To Use

  1. Define your requirements before assessing anyone. Otherwise it is not comparable.
  2. Put an expiry on every certificate. Most people file and forget.
  3. Assess critical suppliers more often than incidental ones.
  4. Re-check before renewal while you still have leverage.

Track the certificates in the vendor insurance tracker, and score delivery with supplier performance.

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