Built by procurement, for procurement

We started with a problem every procurement leader knows,

too many suppliers, too little visibility, and too

much relying on what suppliers choose to tell you.

Alexander Jaiyesimi
Founder, SupplierSense

MCIPS

MSc

UK-based

GDPR-compliant

Alexander Jaiyesimi

Founder, SupplierSense

MCIPS

MSc

UK-based

GDPR-compliant

I spent years doing supplier risk the hard way. There had to be a better way

Working in procurement, I saw the same pattern repeatedly: teams spending hours manually tracking news feeds, pulling financial reports, and chasing questionnaire responses from suppliers who were least likely to flag a problem. The intelligence was scattered, the process was reactive, and blind spots were significant.

"The suppliers who are the biggest risk to you are the least likely to tell you about it. SupplierSense is the independent view your team needs, built entirely from public data, without sending a single questionnaire."

SupplierSense surfaces financial signals, sanctions exposure, ESG risk, adverse media, and ownership control indicators automatically, so your team can focus on decisions, not data collection.

Why now

The regulatory environment has raised the stakes for every procurement team

CSRD & CSDDD

EU sustainability directives now require companies to report on, and actively manage, supply chain risk. The CSDDD introduces penalties of up to 5% of a company's annual global turnover for insufficient due diligence.

Modern slavery obligations

UK and EU requirements demand a traceable, documented supplier risk assessment, not an annual spreadsheet review

Supply chain fragility

Supply chain disruptions are increasing in frequency and impact. Boards and CFOs are now demanding visibility into supplier risk that most procurement teams don't yet have the tools to provide.

Intelligence layers per supplier

Intelligence layers

per supplier

Supplier questionnaires

required

£2,500

Fixed-fee Health

Check

2–4 weeks

From upload to

findings report