Levelpath’s Third-Party Risk Management delivers supplier oversight by embedding intake, integration, and monitoring into every stage of procurement. Each capability works together to give teams structured visibility and control over supplier exposure.
Intake and Categorization
During supplier onboarding, Levelpath collects financials, certifications, competitor ecosystem data, and product attributes, then maps this data to standardized categories. In sourcing events, Levelpath can collect risk factors from data privacy, information security, legal, and other relevant operational reviews. As contracts are reviewed and executed, Levelpath gathers additional risk factors regarding NDA status, renewals, terminations, payment terms, obligations, SLAs, and other contractual risks. This creates a foundation for segmentation across financial, operational, compliance, and strategic dimensions.
- Risk records store identifiers, ownership, and links to suppliers, contracts, and sourcing events.
- Supplier segmentation classifies vendors by spend, criticality, and contractual status, with custom labels for deeper scrutiny.
- Risk categories and scores apply quantitative and qualitative inputs, plus external data feeds, to track exposure across domains.
Integration Across Procurement
Risk intelligence is connected directly to sourcing projects, contracts, and supplier profiles, giving teams a complete picture of exposure.
- Lineage across sourcing, contracts, and supplier profiles shows how risks influence awards and where contractual protections apply.
- Dashboards and analytics provide portfolio-wide visibility with saved views and reporting.
- Audit trails and evidence repositories support compliance with documented decisions and assessments.
Governance and Monitoring
Governance workflows ensure risk is managed consistently, while real-time monitoring keeps teams ahead of disruption.
- Risk mitigation and workflow include action plans, approvals, and role-based escalation.
- Monitoring and alerts detect issues such as financial instability, cybersecurity threats, or compliance concerns.
- Enterprise integrations connect risk data across sourcing, supplier, and contract systems.
- Mobile access enables on-the-go visibility and approvals for stakeholders, allowing the business to stay ahead of risk.