Suppliers
Trust signals grounded in verified documents and delivered orders, not self-declared profiles.
A supplier submits business registration, tax and insurance documents; a platform operator reviews them. The documents live in private storage and are only ever readable through short-lived signed links, so a verified badge means someone looked at real paperwork.
A review is attached to a completed purchase order between the two parties. That makes ratings expensive to fake, because faking one means transacting first.
Put demand in front of the right suppliers and let competition do the work, without losing the audit trail that makes the award defensible.
Read moreMost audit logs record what happened. This one can also demonstrate that the record has not been edited since.
Read moreMost catalogues assume one product, one price. Industrial distribution does not work that way, and neither does this one.
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