Solution · Procurement Teams
Buy compliant products, with proof
Procurement owns supplier risk. Add regulatory verification to your sourcing criteria — alongside price, quality and delivery.
The problem
Procurement teams evaluate suppliers on cost and reliability, but rarely on regulatory compliance — until a non-compliant product triggers a recall that procurement gets blamed for. Compliance evidence belongs in the supplier scorecard.
How it works
Define the compliance requirements for the category being sourced.
Screen candidate suppliers' products against destination markets.
Require declarations and test evidence in the RFQ.
Score suppliers on compliance readiness alongside price.
Monitor regulations across the sourced categories.
A retailer sources private-label electronics
Procurement adds compliance evidence to the RFQ: CE documentation, RoHS test reports and WEEE registration. One low bidder can't provide them and is disqualified — avoiding a product line that would have been blocked at market surveillance.
Common questions
The gap checker turns each supplier's declared evidence into a comparable score: which requirements are covered, which are missing, and what's unverifiable.
The API exposes requirement and evidence data for integration into procurement workflows — see the API page.
Monitoring watches the regulations behind your sourced categories and alerts you when a change affects your supplier base.
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