Services company — supplier management

Bulk supplier validation: from 8 days to 4 hours

A services operation with 4,000 suppliers automated document intake, validation and onboarding with AI: review time dropped from 8 days to 4 hours.

In production
8 days → 4 hours
review and response time per supplier
1 month → 1 week
validation of 4,000 suppliers
100%
documents validated against business rules

The challenge

A services company had to keep the documentation of more than 4,000 suppliers up to date: certificates, insurance policies, legal documents and supporting files that arrive by email, in different formats and different quality. Every new supplier or update meant a manual, document-by-document review.

The result: reviewing a single supplier took up to 8 days, a bulk update campaign took a full month, and the team spent its days putting out fires instead of managing suppliers.

The solution

We automated the process end to end:

  • Automatic intake of the documents suppliers send in.
  • AI-powered classification and extraction for every document — no rigid templates: each supplier sends its own files in its own format.
  • Validation against business rules: expiry dates, insured amounts, company name and tax ID matching, file completeness.
  • Supplier creation in the system with a complete file, and automatic return of anything that arrives incomplete or expired.

The team stopped transcribing and reviewing: today it only handles the exceptions the validation flags.

The results

  • Review and response per supplier went from 8 days to 4 hours.
  • Bulk validation of the 4,000 suppliers went from 1 month to 1 week.
  • 100% of documents are validated against the rules — before, volume pressure forced the team to prioritize and trust.

What’s next

With every supplier’s file structured, the operation is ready for the next step: automatic policy-expiry alerts and continuous compliance checks — without waiting for the next update campaign.

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