Supplier Management.
Manage supplier performance, quality and risk across your supply base with Singlepoint Supplier Management. Centralize supplier records and automate workflows to give your teams greater visibility and control throughout the supplier lifecycle.
Centralize supplier management
By combining records management with workflows, users are automatically notified of upcoming actions, which are collated into their to-do lists. You can assign tasks to colleagues, log supporting documents, set fresh review dates and automatically capture everything in your audit trail.
Automate tasks, unlock real-time information
Save time when managing your suppliers using Singlepoint's workflow-driven task management, notifications and reminders. From requesting quotes through to invoicing and payment reminders, get a real-time, detailed view of records across the full supplier lifecycle
Support supplier compliance
Singlepoint Supplier Management helps you manage obligations relating to contracts and payment terms. It also helps manage risk by providing alerts for overdue payments or potential issues with contract terms.
Strengthen supplier quality and performance
Singlepoint gives quality teams greater visibility into supplier performance, helping you identify risks and maintain control across your supply base.
End-to-end visibility
Gain valuable visibility into supplier performance through Singlepoint Business Intelligence and unlock real-time reporting on the status of your supply chain. You'll also have integration capabilities with related modules, including nonconformance, corrective action and audit management.
Connect supplier quality processes
Link supplier issues with nonconformances, corrective actions and audits in Singlepoint, creating greater traceability across your supplier quality processes and helping teams track issues through resolution.
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FAQs
Does Singlepoint Supplier Management include reporting?
Yes, Singlepoint Supplier Management includes reporting and dashboards to help monitor supplier performance, track trends, identify risks and support informed decision-making.
What is the difference between supplier management software and a vendor management system (VMS), and which does a manufacturer need?
Supplier management software focuses on supplier quality, performance, compliance and risk. A vendor management system (VMS) is typically used to manage temporary labor and external services. Manufacturers generally require supplier management software.
What is supplier performance management, and how does dedicated software improve on tracking it in a spreadsheet?
Supplier performance management measures quality, delivery, responsiveness and compliance. Dedicated software automates data collection, reporting and trend analysis, providing greater accuracy and visibility than spreadsheets.
What should a manufacturer look for in supplier management software to support ISO 9001 clause 8.4 (Control of Externally Provided Processes)?
Look for supplier evaluations, performance monitoring, audit management, issue tracking, corrective actions and reporting. These features help demonstrate effective control of externally provided products and services.
How does Singlepoint Supplier Management connect to issue management, audit management, and Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) to close the loop on supplier quality issues?
Supplier issues can be linked directly to audits, nonconformances and corrective actions. This creates a connected process that improves traceability, accountability and continuous improvement.
How does supplier management software support IATF 16949 requirements for supplier monitoring and development?
It helps manage supplier performance, audits, corrective actions and development activities. Centralized records and reporting support ongoing monitoring and compliance with automotive quality requirements.
We have experienced quality escapes traced to supplier failures and need a formal system to track performance, raise nonconformances, and manage corrective actions. How does supplier management software support this?
It centralizes supplier performance data, nonconformances, audits and corrective actions in one system. Automated workflows and reporting help identify issues early and ensure actions are completed and effective.









