Understand and anticipate supply chain and tender risks with comprehensive business reporting

Understand and anticipate supply chain and tender risks with comprehensive business reporting

Third party Due Diligence is a service to enable you to accurately understand supplier risk within a supply chain.

- It gives you a completely unbiased view of an supplier’s risk profile 
- Helps you identify suppliers that may be fronting or colluding with employees 
- Enables you to make swift and consistent decisions on information applications 
- Enables you to detect potential fraud risks 
- Helps you identify undisclosed commercial interests that could pose a conflict 
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