Industries / Procurement and suppliers

Procurement

Suppliers, audits and deadlines
in one place instead of ten spreadsheets

We build supplier management tools for procurement and quality teams: supplier cards, certificates, audit findings and corrective actions, with reminders before deadlines and AI that reads the documents suppliers send.

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What the system covers

Six parts of supplier work

Each part can be built on its own and connected to the systems you already use.

Supplier cards

Company data, contacts, categories, contracts, certificates with expiry dates and the full history of orders, audits and complaints.

Document intake

Certificates, declarations and audit reports arrive by email or a supplier portal. AI extracts dates, scopes and findings for a person to confirm.

Findings and corrective actions

Every finding gets an owner, a due date and a status. Evidence of the fix is attached and checked before the finding is closed.

Deadlines and reminders

Reminders to suppliers and to your team before a certificate expires or an action is due, with escalation when nobody responds.

Risk reports

Open findings, overdue actions, missing documents and delivery issues per supplier, in a report that shows the data behind every score.

Integrations

Orders and supplier master data from ERP or 1C, documents from email and SharePoint, results back to the systems your team works in.

Boundaries

What we build and what we do not claim

Built around your process

Audit checklists, risk criteria and approval steps come from your quality and procurement rules. We do not impose a standard template.

Honest limits

This is software development, not an audit or certification service. The system supports your specialists; decisions about suppliers stay with them.

FAQ

About supplier management software

No. It is custom development from components we reuse between projects, so a first version can be ready in weeks rather than months.
Yes, through a simple portal or by replying to a reminder email. Each upload is linked to the supplier and the request it answers.
Usually yes, through an API, a database connection or scheduled exports. We check what your ERP or 1C allows during discovery.
Not publicly. We describe what we build and how, and can show a prototype on your sample data.

Tracking suppliers in spreadsheets and email?

Tell us how many suppliers you manage and what you check today. We reply within one business day.