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Controls for approvals, exceptions, ownership, audit trails, master data and accountable vendor decisions.

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Vendor Governance

Vendor Onboarding vs Registration vs Prequalification

Registration, onboarding and prequalification are separate governance decisions. Registration captures identity and basic information.

Vendor Governance

How Often Should Vendors Be Reassessed?

Set review frequency from residual risk and criticality, then add event triggers. Trigger review for expiry, incidents, ownership, access and scope changes.

Vendor Governance

Vendor Exceptions and Conditional Approval: Governance Framework

Every vendor exception needs authority, rationale, controls and an expiry date. Define controls that cannot be excepted.

Vendor Governance

Vendor Offboarding Checklist: Access, Data, Contracts and Records

Offboarding must close access, obligations, data handling and vendor status. Confirm open orders, payments, assets and disputes.

Vendor Governance

Vendor Bank Detail Changes: Controls That Prevent Payment Fraud

Never verify a bank change using contact details supplied only in the request. Use an independently established contact and callback.

Vendor Governance

Vendor Document Retention: Building a Defensible Schedule

Assign each vendor record a purpose, retention trigger, owner and deletion outcome. Separate active records, archives and legal holds.

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