Supplier compliance software
Your CSRD supply chain section and EcoVadis Pillar 4 both require verified diverse subcontractor data. Is yours clean enough to publish?
CSRD supply chain disclosure and EcoVadis Pillar 4 scoring both require independently verified diverse subcontractor spend data. Supplier.io maintains that data continuously so your year-end disclosure is built on a defensible foundation, not assembled under deadline pressure.
Built for: Food and CPG, pharma and life sciences with EU revenue, and consumer-facing companies with EcoVadis assessments.
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Supply chain ESG disclosure requires the same data as compliance filing: certified subcontractor spend, independently verified, documented continuously. Self-reported data from a manual collection process does not meet the standard CSRD and EcoVadis assessors are applying.
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Automated collection from your primes
Tier 2 Reporting sends automated data requests to your primes every time a reporting period opens. Submissions come through a standardized portal that takes most primes about ten minutes.
Verified against the Supplier.io database
Verification is built into the platform: certifications for every supplier your primes report by name are automatically checked against the Supplier.io database of 20M+ suppliers from 450+ authoritative sources. Expired or unmatched certifications are flagged.
Filing-ready output from one record
Tier 2 Reporting produces disclosure-ready data for CSRD supply chain sections, EcoVadis Pillar 4 documentation, retailer program requirements, and your annual report, all from the maintained record.
Beyond the filing: risk and impact
Subcontractor spend captured through Tier 2 feeds Economic Impact Analysis, and Data Enrichment can append ESG attributes including carbon emission data on your supplier base: the fuller supply chain story consumer-facing brands put in the annual report. Ingredient and packaging continuity runs through suppliers you cannot see in your ERP. Tier 2 shows you how your subcontractor spend is distributed, the transparency CSRD due diligence expects, applied to your own continuity questions.
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Frequently asked questions
Details about CSRD Supply Chain and Ecovadis Pillar 4
Which companies are in scope for CSRD supply chain disclosure?
Companies with EU revenue meeting the CSRD threshold (confirm current scope with your reporting team) and any company with an EcoVadis-assessed supply base.
What is the difference between CSRD disclosure and EcoVadis Pillar 4 scoring?
CSRD is a regulatory filing; EcoVadis Pillar 4 is a scored third-party assessment. Both expect substantiated supplier data rather than self-reported claims.
What makes subcontractor spend data defensible for ESG disclosure?
Supplier.io verifies every named subcontractor certification against the issuing source, so the data behind your disclosure is independently checked rather than self-reported.
Why does continuous data collection matter for an annual assessment?
EcoVadis scores your submission as given. A gap discovered after the assessment window closes does not retroactively improve the score.
How long does implementation take?
Standard onboarding is 60 days.
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