Procurement and vendor management.

Vendor paper held to your standards, security terms flipped to the buyer's side, and the dates that follow signature kept.

Every vendor sends its own form. Your standard is the same every time.

Leela reviews vendor paper from the buyer's side against the terms you require: data protection, audit, termination, liability, insurance. What does not meet the standard comes back as a redline with the reason in the margin, ready for the vendor.

What you send

What comes back

  1. The gaps

    US residency is there. Breach notice is 5 business days, not 72 hours. No audit right at all. Non-renewal needs 60 days notice before the anniversary.

  2. The redline

    The three terms brought to your standard as tracked changes, with your policy quoted in the margin for the vendor's counsel.

  3. The dates

    The non-renewal window and the renewal price cap, stated with the clause, and filed on the matter so they can be asked about later.

Does she sign the vendor's code of conduct?

No.

She reads it against your policies and the DPA you already signed and lists what conflicts: a 12-hour breach notice against your 72, a 7-year retention against your 30-day deletion. Four clauses out of 30, quoted, for you to decide.

Also on the desk

  • The invoice

    An outside counsel invoice against the engagement letter. A partner over rate, travel billed, an unapproved timekeeper. Each cited.

  • The security addendum

    Their 8-section security addendum read from your side: on-site audits, quarterly pen tests, escrow. What to hold and what to accept.

  • Questionnaires

    A supplier questionnaire answered from your policy pack, each answer citing its source, gaps listed rather than guessed.

  • The renewal calendar

    "Which vendor agreements auto-renew in the next 90 days?" Each answer cites the clause and the date.

  • The returned draft

    The vendor's tracked changes triaged: accept, push back, needs your call. Unmarked changes surfaced.

  • The record

    Every vendor's paper, every round, per matter. The last position taken is the one the next round starts from.

Send her the vendor's paper.

Setup