Supplier onboarding
Supplier details and CR, compliance review, procurement approval, a generated approval letter and a notification.
A supplier registers with their CR and documents. Compliance and procurement review it, an approval letter goes out, and the agreements that follow — NDA, service, supply — are signed and tracked with their obligations.
The problem today
Supplier onboarding tends to live in email attachments and scanned CR copies. Compliance checks happen in someone’s head, the approval letter is a Word file, and nobody notices the insurance certificate expired until it matters.
One transaction, end to end
This follows the ready-made Supplier onboarding process, then a supply agreement for the approved supplier.
01 · Capture
Company name, CR number and expiry, contact person and a copy of the CR, through a public link or QR code. A transaction opens with its own reference.
02 · Approve
A compliance reviewer checks the registration from the Inbox and records the outcome as a reviewer field, with a reason code if it’s rejected.
03 · Approve
Procurement signs off next. Approvals can go to a named member, a role, or any one or all of a group.
04 · Document
A bilingual supplier approval letter is generated from the answers, attached to the transaction, and the supplier is notified by email.
05 · Sign
Your team and the supplier’s signatory sign in order by secure link. The PDF is sealed with a PAdES signature and timestamp.
06 · Manage
The agreement is linked to the supplier as a counterparty. Add an obligation such as an insurance certificate every year; each one becomes an Inbox task that needs a file as evidence.
What you use
Supplier details and CR, compliance review, procurement approval, a generated approval letter and a notification.
The requester names the other party and signatory, legal reviews it, and the NDA is generated from the answers.
Customer details and scope, a review that sets price and term, a generated service agreement, and a kick-off task.
Every agreement is tied to the other organization, so you see all of a supplier’s contracts in one place.
Recurring or one-off duties on an agreement, with reminders. Completing one requires an uploaded file.
A “when” condition on any step, for example an extra approval only above a set contract value.
09Ready when you are
ابدأ بنموذج، وانتهِ باتفاقية موقَّعة.
See your own process run from form to signed agreement — in Arabic and English.