The Supplier Compliance page is a powerful reporting tool that allows users to create customised reports and gain comprehensive insights...
The Supplier Compliance report shows, for every supplier, its latest scores and which required documents are in place, missing, expired or awaiting approval. To open it, go to Supplier Management > Supplier Compliance.
Before you start
Any user with read access to Supplier Compliance can open this report. Uploading or requesting documents from it needs the Supplier Plus plan, and exporting needs the Export permission for Supplier Compliance.
What's on the page
Area
What it shows
Filters
All Industries, All Sub-Industries, Location, Department, Supplier Type, Archived Status, Scorecard Type, Managed By and Supplier, plus Clear Filter. Archived Status shows Active and Unapproved suppliers by default.
General button
Adds or removes supplier columns, such as industry, location, payment term and Sanctioned Supplier.
Scorecards button
Adds a column for each scorecard you want to compare.
Documents button
Adds a column for each supplier document type you want to check.
Table
By default: Supplier Name, Preferred Status, Contract, Expired Documents, Documents To Approve, Performance Score, Sustainability Score and Risk Score. Scorecard and document columns appear at the end.
Search and Export
Search for a supplier, or download the table as a CSV file.
Only the most recent score for each scorecard type is shown, and only documents that are approved and haven't expired count as in place.
Choose your columns
Add supplier details
Click General and tick the supplier columns you want. Add Sanctioned Supplier to see each supplier's sanctions check. See Screen Suppliers Against Sanctions Lists.
Add scorecards
Click Scorecards and tick the scorecards to compare. Each shows the supplier's latest score for that scorecard, or nothing if it hasn't been used on them.
Add document types
Click Documents and tick each document type to check, for example Insurance Certificate. Each one is added as a column at the end of the table.
Document type columns at the end of the table
Read the document columns
You see
What it means
A tick
The supplier has an approved document of this type that isn't archived and hasn't expired.
Unapproved or Awaiting Upload
A document of this type is waiting for approval or for the supplier to upload it. Click it to open the supplier in a new tab, then approve it on the Documents tab.
Expired - Renew Document (red)
Every document of this type has expired. Click it to upload or request a new one.
Upload / Request (orange)
The supplier has no document of this type. Click it to upload or request one.
Document statuses on the Supplier Compliance report
Upload or request a missing document
Click Upload / Request or Expired - Renew Document
A window asks Would you like to request this document directly from your supplier to upload, or upload it yourself?
Choose how to get the document
Request Document From Supplier sends a request to a supplier contact.
Upload Document lets you upload the file yourself.
Click Export to download compliance.csv. The file includes the columns you've chosen.
π‘ Note: The export ignores the filters and search on screen. It always contains all Active suppliers, and doesn't include unapproved or archived ones. Filter the file in your spreadsheet tool if you only need some suppliers.
What you can do from here
Toβ¦
Do this
Guide
Approve a document
Click Unapproved or Awaiting Upload and use the Documents tab
Why doesn't a document show a tick when it's been uploaded?
A tick only appears when the document is approved, not archived and not expired. Uploaded documents that still need approval show Unapproved or Awaiting Upload.
How do I find suppliers with expired documents or high risk?
There's no filter for these. Sort the Expired Documents or Risk Score column, or add document columns and look for Expired - Renew Document.
Why doesn't my export match the table?
The export ignores filters and search, and only includes Active suppliers. It does use the columns you've chosen.
Can I export to Excel?
No. The export is a CSV file, which you can open in Excel.
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