Verify supplier identity and ownership data
Capture the legal business name, registered address, primary contacts and applicable tax identifiers before creating a live vendor record.
Use a repeatable onboarding checklist before a supplier becomes active in your purchasing process. The editable CSV covers identity, banking, tax, commercial terms, compliance, quality, risk, system setup and final approval.
Capture the legal business name, registered address, primary contacts and applicable tax identifiers before creating a live vendor record.
Bank-account changes and supplier-payment fraud create real operational risk. Finance teams should validate bank details using an independent channel before the first payment or any later change.
Document agreed payment terms, quotation basis, lead time, freight or logistics responsibility and key commercial conditions so the first PO is not built from assumptions.
Licenses, certifications, conflict declarations, sanctions checks and other due-diligence requirements should reflect the country, industry, supplier type and risk level.
Where product or service quality matters, keep approved specifications, samples, technical reviews or inspection requirements linked to supplier onboarding.
Assign supplier category, spend category, approved users and workflow ownership consistently. Clean supplier data improves sourcing, reporting and duplicate-vendor control later.
No fake customers, reviews, integrations, certifications or performance claims are published. New evidence can be added without rebuilding the page architecture.