THIRD-PARTY RISK MANAGEMENT
4 teams. 4 tools. 1 vendor.
Zero shared intelligence.
The same vendor gets screened 3-5 times by separate teams using separate tools. Sayari resolves this fragmentation with unified risk intelligence across TPRM, VRM, SCRM, and InfoSec SRM in a single platform.
Tool fragmentation blocks unified risk visibility
TPRM teams use one platform. VRM teams use another. SCRM teams use a third. InfoSec SRM uses a fourth. Each tool screens independently. When vendor risk emerges in one tool, the other teams never see it.
Tool fragmentation (5+ vendors, no shared data)
Manual research burden (analysts drowning in cross-referencing)
When a risk flag appears in one tool, analysts manually search the other tools to see if it was already caught. Hours spent copying vendor names and rerunning screening in disparate systems. The manual work creates delays and increases the chance of missed risk.
Point-in-time reviews (annual cycles miss mid-year ownership changes)
Annual vendor reviews create compliance windows. A vendor changes ownership in Q2, but you don’t reassess until Q4. Procurement doesn’t flag the change. Legal doesn’t know it happened. Risk emerges between audit cycles.
What our customers say
“We screen the same vendors five times across different systems. The compliance coverage is redundant, the operational waste is massive, and the risk gaps are real – risk flags in one tool never reach the other teams.”
VP Risk & Compliance,
Global Financial Services Firm
Third-Party Risk FAQ
What happens if a vendor's ownership changes mid-year?
Sayari monitors beneficial ownership continuously on a 4-hour update cycle. When ownership changes occur, your team gets an alert immediately. You can then reassess risk based on the new beneficial owners, rather than waiting for the next annual audit.
How does Sayari Guide integrate with our existing TPRM, procurement, and legal systems?
Sayari provides APIs and pre-built integrations with Coupa, Ariba, Jaggr, and other enterprise procurement platforms. Guide can ingest vendor data from your existing systems, and risk alerts can be pushed back into your workflows. Most integrations are production-ready in 4-6 weeks.
Can Sayari replace all our existing TPRM, VRM, SCRM, and InfoSec tools?
Guide is designed to replace fragmented point tools for vendor screening and monitoring. It consolidates risk intelligence and eliminates duplicate vendor assessments. For specialized functions (e.g., IT vulnerability scanning), Sayari integrates with best-of-breed tools rather than replacing them. The goal is to reduce tool sprawl, not eliminate all specialization.
How do you handle vendors that operate across multiple legal entities?
Sayari’s entity resolution maps vendor relationships across corporate structures. If a vendor operates through multiple entities (e.g., regional subsidiaries), Guide treats them as a unified vendor network. Risk flagged on any entity in the network is visible to all teams screening that vendor.
How quickly can we migrate our existing vendor base to Sayari?
Most implementations complete in 8-12 weeks. You provide your vendor lists, Sayari enriches them with entity and ownership intelligence, and your teams begin screening in Guide. No vendor cooperation required – we source the data from corporate registries and public records.
See how Sayari eliminates tool fragmentation and gives all your teams a single source of vendor risk intelligence. Request a demo tailored to your risk organization.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Unify your third-party risk program
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4 teams. 4 tools. 1 vendor.
Zero shared intelligence.
THE PROBLEM
HOW IT WORKS
From fragmentation to unified visibility
1- Centralize vendor data
Import your vendor lists from procurement, legal, supply chain, and infosec systems into a single repository. No more scattered spreadsheets or duplicate records.
2- Resolve and enrich entities
Match vendor names to corporate registries, identify beneficial owners, and retrieve detailed company intelligence across 10.6B+ records and 250+ jurisdictions.
3- Screen against all risk domains
Simultaneously screen vendors against sanctions lists, adverse media, beneficial owners, and known supply chain risks. All teams view the same risk assessment.
4- Monitor continuously
Receive alerts when new UFLPA determinations drop, ownership changes occur, or new sub-tier relationships emerge in your supply chain.
24/7 monitoring across sanctions, ownership, adverse media, and supply chain changes. Get alerts when vendor risk emerges, and your entire team responds in real time.
TESTIMONIALS
The same vendor gets screened 3-5 times by separate teams using separate tools.
Sayari resolves this fragmentation using unified risk intelligence across TPRM, VRM, SCRM, and InfoSec SRM in a single platform.
Unify third-party risk across all domains
Unified risk intelligence (one platform for all domains)
A single source of truth for vendor risk across TPRM, VRM, SCRM, and InfoSec SRM. All teams view the same entity data, ownership networks, sanctions status, and monitoring alerts. Risk discovered by one team is visible to all.
Match vendor names across registries, trace ownership networks, and screen against sanctions lists – all in seconds, not hours. Scale third-party onboarding without increasing team headcount.
Set it and forget it. Monitor vendors continuously across sanctions lists, ownership changes, adverse media, and supply chain relationships. Alerts fire in real time so teams catch risk before it escalates.
THE SAYARI APPROACH
See Sayari in action
HOW IT WORKS
From fragmentation to unified visibility
1- Centralize vendor data
Import your vendor lists from procurement, legal, supply chain, and infosec systems into a single repository. No more scattered spreadsheets or duplicate records.
2- Resolve and enrich entities
Match vendor names to corporate registries, identify beneficial owners, and retrieve detailed company intelligence across 10.6B+ records and 250+ jurisdictions.
3- Screen against all risk domains
Simultaneously screen vendors against sanctions lists, adverse media, beneficial owners, and known supply chain risks. All teams view the same risk assessment.
4- Monitor continuously
24/7 monitoring across sanctions, ownership, adverse media, and supply chain changes. Get alerts when vendor risk emerges, and your entire team responds in real time.
Receive alerts when new UFLPA determinations drop, ownership changes occur, or new sub-tier relationships emerge in your supply chain.