Seeing which suppliers are finance-ready — and closing the gaps
You manage the supplier base at a corporate anchor. Somewhere in your vendor master are the suppliers a financing programme could actually reach — and the ones any such conversation would stall on for want of a verified identity. Today that picture lives in spreadsheets and inbox threads. AssureSupplierGraph assembles it from records you are already a party to — your supplier relationships, your programmes, and each supplier’s DigiKYB verification status — as one evidence-backed map.
What you see — built only from your own records
Everything below is computed from records you are a party to — your own relationships and programmes, plus consented DigiKYB verification status. Nothing from any lender’s consented data or workflow appears in this view.
One map of the base
Every supplier you transact with, as a graph — node size reflects observed face value, edges show participation, dashed where a supplier has never engaged.
DigiKYB verification chips
Which suppliers hold a verified business identity and which don't — the first gate any financing conversation reaches, visible per supplier.
Readiness bands with reasons
Strong, Moderate, Limited or Unassessed — computed from participation evidence in your own records, and every band carries the reasons behind it, not just a colour.
Your programmes alongside
Where your reverse-factoring programmes stand — requested and sanctioned limits, tenor caps, drawdowns — next to the suppliers they cover.
Concentration surfaced
Top-1 and top-3 supplier concentration computed from observed face value, flagged when the base leans too hard on too few names.
An exportable picture
Download the directory — readiness, reasons, sources, participation — as CSV for your own reviews and programme planning.
How it runs
Assemble
The graph builds from records you already hold on the platform — supplier relationships, early-payment participation, programme records, DigiKYB status. Zero new integration to start.
Read the gaps
Unverified identities, suppliers who never engage, Limited-band clusters, concentration flags — readiness gaps show up as named suppliers, not a vague score.
Close them
Nudge the suppliers who never respond, invite the unverified ones to complete DigiKYB verification, and watch the bands move as evidence accrues.
Export and plan
Take the CSV into your own programme reviews. The map stays yours — whether any of it goes further is a decision that sits with you, under consent.
See your supplier base as one picture
Click through the network explorer on representative data, then see the graph against your own supplier base.
AssureSupplierGraph shows an anchor only the records it is a party to — its own supplier relationships, its own programmes, and consented DigiKYB verification status. No lender’s consented data, borrower intelligence or workflow state appears in the anchor’s view. Readiness bands are signals, not decisions — every credit and payment decision stays with the anchor and its lenders. AssureLocker does not lend, hold funds, or decide.