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Supply Chain Made Faster & Better

Choose the right Vendor Management System & modules to get your system work easier

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Managers of a Vendor Supply Chain system have a tough task in managing their vendors or suppliers, besides the tasks of collecting requirements within the company and also to shortlist vendors and for onboarding them. This is when a Vendor Management System (VMS) software can play a critical role to manage the system efficiently and economically.

There are many choices but the pick the right software which is a typically web-based software that allows collaboration between vendors and 3rd party servicing, besides managing their ongoing performance and compliance.  The system working in a regulated industry (like credit and collections), would also be managing the risk associated in dealing with vendors. Evaluate and choose the software with these factors in consideration.

At present the sere are many vendors management software providers and products available for supply chain management. Vendor management can be even outsourced too, like to service providers who take care of vendors on behalf of the company on their system. The software should be able to reduce costs and streamline the vendor relationship management program efficiently. However, to evaluate the best system suitable, you have to first identify the challenges faced, or tasks to be automated, in your organization and in the areas where streamlining is needed. So make sure the software you are implementing has important features and modules essential to your supplier management system.

Centralizing & optimizing functionality. Standardization is crucial as without it the results and outcomes will be inconsistent with your objectives and goals. Without centralization a lot of efforts will become redundant. The VMS software will save lots of time, will get data updated quickly and also help in quick audits. Data relevant to vendors may reside in disparate systems, so collating it to a centralized point is helpful. Thus it is easy to get insights and identify trends.

Vendor Guidelines & Compliance. The software should have guidelines across the organization and also across all vendors defined. The framework with policies, procedures and compliance will help manage the vendor and Service Level Agreements (SLA). In a regulated industry it will help auditors to evaluate work standards

Onboarding Vendors & Suppliers. Shortlisting and onboarding vendors is crucial and regular task. The VMS makes sure time and effort is minimized in this task by use of automated workflows.

Tracking procedures & compliance. The VMS should be able to consistently track company’s policies & procedures, as compliance must be monitored always, especially when vendors communicate with the company’s clients.

Business intelligence tools. Data analytics and collection of data is crucial and the VMS should have built-in tools and modules to understand trends, to reduce costs and improve performance. The tool also helps in collaboration internally and with vendors, which makes it easier to work with clients.

The custom vendor management system that tracks the activities of the supply chain, right from shortlisting or sourcing up to successful delivery, runs a complicated process that affects customer satisfaction.

Choose VENDORA supply chain management software, to make your processes easier, better organized, automated and streamlined, leading to better workflow process, ROI and reputation. Please  contact us with your requirements and we are ready to discuss a solution.  More information is available at our website – https://www.vendorascmsoftware.com/ .