Solution
For third-party risk, credit risk and procurement teams: an evidence-backed risk score for every supplier, computed from the vendor's own documents rather than their questionnaire answers.
The problem
Vendors grade their own homework. Validating claims against evidence is manually impossible at scale, so attestations pass unread.
Analysts copy PDF statements into Excel to compute liquidity ratios — and only for the strategic suppliers there is time to examine.
Declining cash flow, executive departures and a control lapse each live in a different tool. Together they precede a vendor failure; separately they alarm no one.
The product, not a promise
How it works
Audited financials, 10-K filings, SOC 2 reports and questionnaires are read in any format.
Financial data is structured automatically — liquidity, leverage and solvency ratios computed.
Financial, cyber and legal signals combine into one vendor risk picture instead of three silos.
Each supplier gets a standardized, evidence-backed risk score with anomalies flagged.
Risk teams examine flagged vendors with every metric traceable to the underlying document.
Who it's for
Third-party risk analyst
Chief risk officer
Head of information security
Vendor risk assessment has a depth problem. Questionnaires capture what vendors say about themselves; validating those claims against evidence is manually impossible at scale, so tick-box answers stand in for truth. Meanwhile the real signals sit unread: analysts spend hours re-keying PDF financial statements into Excel to compute liquidity ratios, cyber scores and legal disputes live in separate silos, and the compound risks that precede a vendor failure — declining cash flow plus executive departures plus a control lapse — are never seen together.
The Vendor Risk Analysis Suite reads the actual evidence. It ingests 10-K filings, private audited financials, SOC 2 reports and security questionnaires, spreads the financial data automatically, and computes solvency and liquidity metrics without a spreadsheet in sight. Then it correlates financial, cyber and legal signals into a single risk picture per vendor, with anomaly detection and trend analysis running across the portfolio — the view siloed tools cannot produce.
Self-attestation gets checked, not accepted. A questionnaire answer about security controls is compared against the vendor’s SOC 2 report and external evidence; a claim of financial health is tested against the computed ratios from their own statements. Deteriorating solvency indicators flag a supplier months before a missed shipment, and because the analysis is automated, that depth extends to Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers — where surprises usually originate, and where manual teams never had capacity to look.
Credit risk and operational risk teams work from the same standardized vendor scorecard, and every number on it links back to the source document — the line in the filing, the section of the SOC 2 report, the questionnaire answer it contradicts. Scores are machine-assembled; conclusions stay human. When a risk committee decides to exit or remediate a supplier, the decision rests on evidence anyone in the room can open and read.
Objections, answered
Every number on the scorecard links back to the source document — the line in the filing, the section of the SOC 2 report, the questionnaire answer it contradicts. Scores are assembled by the platform; conclusions stay with your risk team, and anomalies are flagged rather than smoothed over.
Yes. Ratio definitions, thresholds, signal weights and risk tiers are configured to your framework, so the suite computes your methodology consistently across the portfolio instead of imposing one of its own.
The platform deploys in your cloud environment, access follows your existing permissions, and every review and approval is logged. A risk committee decision can be traced to its evidence months later without reassembling files.
Days for the first cohort. Existing financials, SOC 2 reports and questionnaires ingest as they are — scanned or digital — and scoring runs as soon as documents land. No data-cleanup project stands between you and the first scorecard.
Watch its answers get checked line by line against the vendor's own SOC 2 report and financial statements in a live demo.
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