Supplier Management Module

From supplier list management to supply chain risk and performance decision-making

Supplier management no longer only focuses on price, delivery and quality. Carbon emissions, responsible minerals, material compliance and violation records have gradually become important basis for companies to evaluate the resilience of supply chains.

The supplier management module integrates various sustainability investigations, reporting progress, carbon emissions and emission intensity, raw material compliance and violation risks on the same platform to help companies identify suppliers that need priority tracking or coaching, and incorporate sustainability performance into supplier classification and procurement decisions.

Common management pain points in enterprises

There are many types of investigations, and the organizer needs to repeatedly send letters and collect collections.

Carbon footprint, greenhouse gas, responsible minerals and material compliance surveys may be conducted simultaneously in different years; if you rely on email and Excel operations, it is difficult to know what tasks each supplier should complete.

Suppliers’ responses are in different formats and the data is difficult to consolidate.

The energy, carbon emissions, transactions, material composition and supporting information provided by suppliers are in different formats. The organizer needs to repeatedly confirm the unit, period and completeness. The compilation process is time-consuming and error-prone.

Only the total emissions of suppliers can be seen, and the actual carbon efficiency cannot be judged.

Looking at the total carbon emissions alone is easily affected by the scale of supply; without a comparison basis such as transaction amount, purchase weight or quantity, it is difficult to objectively judge the supplier's emission intensity and improvement extent.

There are many specifications for raw material ingredients, and it is easy to miss them during manual inspection.

The full substance information of raw materials involves a variety of chemical substances and regulatory thresholds. Manually checking RoHS, REACH, IEC 62474 and other requirements one by one is not only time-consuming, but also may miss substances that exceed standards or need to be declared.

Violation information is scattered, making it difficult to identify high-risk suppliers

Violations may come from different authorities and investigation sources; without unified aggregation, it is difficult for managers to understand violation trends, affected suppliers, and cases that have yet to be manually confirmed.

How does the module connect the supplier sustainability management process?

From supplier filing, investigation and dispatch to risk analysis and improvement tracking, the system centrally connects the data collection and management processes of different sustainability issues, so that every task has progress, every data has its source, and every risk has follow-up processing.

Supplier profile → Survey task setting → Task distribution and reporting → Reply and attachment collection → Data verification → Performance and intensity analysis → Risk identification → Tracking and improvement

  1. Supplier profile

    Centrally establish basic supplier information, transaction relationships and related classifications to form a consistent supply chain management list.

  2. Investigation task setting

    Establish investigation tasks such as carbon footprint, greenhouse gases, responsible minerals, SBT or material compliance according to annual and management needs.

  3. Task assignment and reporting

    Assign the task to the corresponding supplier, and clearly set the investigation period, reporting content and attachment requirements.

  4. Reply and Attachment Collection

    Centrally receive data and supporting documents submitted by suppliers, and present completion progress and recovery rates in real time.

  5. Data verification

    Confirm the completeness and rationality of the data, and check the raw material composition and compliance with material specifications in accordance with applicable requirements.

  6. Performance and Intensity Analysis

    Compile suppliers’ annual carbon emissions, main emission sources, and increase and decrease trends, and calculate emission intensity based on transaction amount, weight, or quantity.

  7. Risk Identification

    Integrate regulatory violations, substance exceedances and other investigation results to identify affected suppliers and high-risk projects.

  8. Tracking and Improvement

    Arrange supplements, reviews, coaching or improvement tracking according to risk levels, and continuously update suppliers' sustainable performance.

Core functions

Supplier investigation task management

Centrally dispatch supplier investigation tasks such as carbon footprints, greenhouse gases, and responsible minerals to instantly understand the completion progress and recovery rate of each task.

Sustainability investigation task management screen of supplier management module

Supplier carbon emissions trend analysis

Compile suppliers' annual greenhouse gas emissions, increase and decrease trends, and main emission sources to quickly identify supply chain carbon emission hot spots and priority improvement targets.

Supplier carbon emission trend analysis screen of supplier management module

Comparison of economic emission intensity

Combining supplier transaction amount and carbon emission data, calculate and compare annual economic emission intensity, and quickly identify changes in carbon efficiency and prioritize coaching targets.

Economic emission intensity comparison screen of supplier management module

Compliance inspection of raw materials

Automatically check the composition integrity of all material data of raw materials and compliance with RoHS, REACH, IEC 62474 and other standards, and quickly identify excessive substances and items to be reviewed.

Raw material compliance check screen of supplier management module

Supplier violation risk analysis

Compile the number of supplier violations, scope of impact, data sources and confirmation status, quickly identify high-risk suppliers through trend and ranking charts and arrange follow-up processing.

Supplier violation risk analysis screen of supplier management module

After import, supplier management changes from decentralized collection to risk-based decision-making

Task management: From sending letters door to door to centrally dispatching multiple surveys

The organizer can dispatch different continuous surveys and tasks according to suppliers on the same platform, centrally manage the recipient list, and instantly check the number of ongoing, completed and pending responses.

Progress control: from manual update of tables to real-time presentation of completion rate

The system automatically compiles the number of completions and recovery rates of each task. The organizer does not need to manually update the form and can quickly find suppliers who have not yet filled in the form.

Carbon emission management: From only looking at the total amount to simultaneous analysis of emission hot spots and efficiency

Annual carbon emissions, main emission sources, and economic or physical emission intensity can be analyzed simultaneously to help companies eliminate differences in supply scale and compare suppliers' carbon management performance more objectively.

Substance compliance: from manual item-by-item verification to rapid system inspection

The module checks the name, CAS number and concentration of chemical substances in accordance with applicable specifications, clearly identifies qualified, unqualified and items to be reviewed, reducing the risk of missed judgments caused by manual verification one by one.

Risk management: From scattered events to clear violation trends and rankings

Violation information can be centralized and compiled according to period, data source and confirmation status, and affected suppliers that need priority processing can be quickly identified through trends and rankings.

Procurement decision-making: from price and delivery-oriented to incorporating sustainable performance evaluation

Carbon emissions, material compliance, responsible minerals and violation records can be integrated into a consistent sustainability assessment basis to support supplier grading, improvement coaching and purchasing decisions.

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