For VAs and sourcing agencies
Your risk is not the same as your client’s. They lose money on a bad supplier. You lose the client — and then you lose the next three, because this industry talks.
The recommendation is the product
When you hand a client a supplier, you are lending them your judgement. If it goes wrong, the post-mortem is not about the distributor. It is about why you recommended them.
That conversation is much easier when you can show what was checked, what came back, and what could not be established at the time you made the call. Not because it proves you were right — nobody can promise that — but because it shows the recommendation was made on evidence rather than on a good feeling about a price list.
What a report gives you to hand over
One verdict, in 24 hours. The findings and every source behind them. What could not be confirmed, stated plainly. And a set of questions written for that specific supplier, which your client can send themselves.
That last part tends to be the one clients remember. You gave them something to do, not just an opinion.
The same questions, every time
The value to you is consistency more than depth.
You assess suppliers on good weeks and bad ones. A method that does not vary means the supplier you check when you are busy gets the same treatment as the one you check when you are curious — and your client gets the same standard either way.
Two reports on the same evidence reach the same verdict. That is what makes a report something you can put your name next to.
What we won’t do for you
We will not tell your client a supplier is authorized, that they will get ungated, or that their account is safe. We will not do it for you either.
If a report is going to sit under your recommendation, it is worth knowing that it will not overstate anything to make your recommendation look better. That is the point of it.
Try it on a real supplier, free
We give sourcing professionals a free full assessment— every assessment area, one complete report on a supplier you’re actually evaluating. No card, no subscription. If the report earns a place in your workflow, we should talk about referrals.
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