One workflow from supplier intake to risk reduction
Supplira helps Nordic and EU teams assess suppliers, turn weak answers into findings, follow remediation and show residual risk going down—without the cost and complexity of a full GRC suite.
Move from inventory to evidence
Supplier risk management is the repeatable process of identifying supplier exposure, assessing controls, treating findings and monitoring the risk that remains.
1. Classify suppliers
Record business criticality, data access, system access and legal posture to establish inherent risk before controls are considered.
2. Run assessments
Choose a built-in or custom template, set a due date and let suppliers respond through a link without creating an account. See the full supplier assessment workflow.
3. Create findings
Convert weak answers into owned findings with severity, recommended action, status and risk contribution.
4. Reduce residual risk
Track the risk left after controls and remediation. Closed findings lower the visible residual-risk position.
5. Reassess
Use reminders, assessment history and the audit trail to maintain oversight rather than relying on a one-off questionnaire.
6. Report progress
Generate an executive view of risk posture, priority suppliers, open findings, overdue actions and recommended next steps.
For organisations that need supplier-risk execution
Security and IT teams
Build a consistent programme for NIS2 supply-chain work and ISO 27001 supplier relationships while keeping evidence together.
Privacy and procurement
Structure GDPR processor due diligence and keep decisions, findings and follow-up connected to each supplier. Explore the vendor risk workflow.
SMEs outgrowing spreadsheets
Replace scattered files and manual reminders with ownership, history and reporting, without implementing a broad GRC platform.
More control than spreadsheets. Less overhead than GRC.
Spreadsheets can start an inventory but become hard to govern across recurring assessments. Full GRC suites cover wider programmes; Supplira stays focused on supplier risk.