One supplier record. Kept current by the suppliers themselves.

Assess and onboard new suppliers, keep their people, documents, and details current, and offboard cleanly when relationships end. Every change arrives as a task, gets checked, and lands on the record with who approved it and why.

Suppliers managed in Clover include

The problem

Nobody owns the supplier record

Supplier details arrive by email, get keyed into the ERP by hand, and go stale the moment a contact leaves or a bank account changes. Procurement, Finance, and Compliance each keep their own version.

Today · three versions of one supplier
Jordan · Procurement

Our contact at Tallgrass is Dev Patel. Or was? I think he left last year.

Priya · Compliance

Their insurance certificate should still be valid. Let me check the spreadsheet.

Lena · Finance

They emailed new bank details on the 2nd. Did anyone approve this?

Same supplier. Three answers. No owner.

In Clover · one record

In your language

The same processes, named the way your industry names them

A distributor calls it vendor setup. A manufacturer calls it qualifying a new source. A hospital calls it credentialing. Clover ships the process under your name, with your fields and your documents.

  • You call itAnnual vendor attestation Clover processSupplier Assessment
  • You call itNew vendor setup Clover processSupplier Onboarding
  • You call itVendor contact update Clover processSupplier Contact Management
  • You call itRemit-to change Clover processSupplier Record Management
  • You call itVendor deactivation Clover processSupplier Offboarding
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Bring us your messiest supplier process

We'll walk through how it runs today, then show you how it would run in Clover, configured to how your team actually works.

What we promise

  • We take the time to understand how your process runs today, and where it breaks
  • We show you how it would be built and run in Clover
  • You leave knowing whether Clover fits, and what it would take