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Supplier framework

Bring your suppliers together and quote like-for-like

VEYRA works with buyers to take on supplier onboarding, build a master agreement framework and run structured events where every response can be compared on merit — not just on price.

Illustrative visualisation of suppliers connected to a central procurement framework
Illustrative artwork — not a product screenshot

What the framework delivers

One controlled environment, one set of rules

The framework turns a scattered supplier base into a governed marketplace where the same conditions apply to everyone and the record speaks for itself.

01

Bring suppliers together

Invite existing and new suppliers into one controlled environment where every participant quotes against the same requirement, terms and evaluation criteria.
02

Like-for-like quoting

Structured line items, specifications, quantities and conditions mean every price is comparable by definition, not reconstructed afterwards.
03

Managed onboarding

VEYRA works with your team to collect evidence, set category permissions and configure the supplier record so prequalification is current and reusable.
04

Master agreement framework

Embed approved brands, specifications, supplier rules, pricing requirements and approval controls in a central framework that governs every event.
05

Full audit trail

Every requirement release, quote submission, evaluation note, approval and award decision is recorded with author, timestamp and reason.
06

Merit-based award

Evaluation weighs price alongside risk profile, award rating and progress against target KPIs so the award decision is defensible and transparent.

Identity-protected quoting and structured evaluation reduce exposure to relationship bias and support defensible decisions. They do not eliminate judgement; buyers retain final award authority under their own procurement policy.

How it works

From requirement to award, step by step

The supplier framework turns a buyer's requirement into a governed, comparable quote pool where every submission carries the evidence needed to make a defensible award.

Procurement flow

Step 01 of 07: Requirement or BOM upload. Structured requirement record created and version-stamped.

Use the arrow keys to move between steps, Home and End to jump to the first or last step.

Requirement or BOM upload

A buyer uploads a bill of materials, requisition or service scope. Line items, quantities, units and required conditions are captured in a structured format so every supplier sees the same requirement.

Control
Structured requirement record created and version-stamped.

What this step meansshow

Nothing is released until the requirement itself is unambiguous. This step turns an email or spreadsheet request into a versioned record every supplier will see identically.

Evidence fields expected before sign-off

  • Requirement or BOM reference and version
  • Line items with quantity and unit of measure
  • Required specification or approved brand
  • Delivery location and required date
  • Requesting cost centre and buyer
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Each step has its own link. Select a step and use “Copy link to this step” to share a URL that opens the workflow at that point.

Interactive demo

Try a sample quote

Walk through a like-for-like event end to end — choose a requirement, set the evaluation basis, release to a prequalified pool and see the evidence summary the event produces.

Try a sample quote

Demonstration data only. No real suppliers, prices or events are shown.

Demo mode

Choose a requirement

Every supplier quotes against the same structured line items, so responses are comparable by definition rather than reconstructed afterwards.

Structured line items for Conveyor maintenance kit
Line itemSpecificationQuantity
Idler roller, troughing152 mm x 750 mm, sealed bearing60 each
Conveyor belt splice kit1200 mm, mechanical fastener8 kit
Pulley lagging, ceramic12 mm, drive pulley4 set

Step 1 of 6

Accessibility

How the deep-linked workflow behaves

The interactive workflow and sample quote demonstration are built to WCAG 2.2 AA expectations. The checks below describe exactly what to expect when navigating without a mouse.

Focus visibility

Every control shows where you are

Step tabs, the step panel, the “What this step means” disclosure, demo inputs and every export button carry a visible cyan focus ring with an offset against the dark background, so focus is never lost against the surrounding surface.

Keyboard traversal

The workflow is a true tab list

The seven steps form a single tab stop. Left and right or up and down arrows move between steps, Home and End jump to the first and last step, and Enter or Space activates the focused step. The step panel is reachable by Tab.

Reduced motion

Animation respects your settings

The flow diagram’s pulsing node and travelling dash are disabled when your device requests reduced motion. State changes remain visible through colour, weight and text rather than movement.

Deep-linked steps

Landing state is announced

Arriving with a ?step= link opens the matching step and shows a status region naming the step you landed on, so screen-reader and low-vision users can confirm the stage before scrolling.

Names and structure

Semantic markup throughout

Tabs use role="tab" with aria-selected and aria-controls, the diagram carries a descriptive label, the quote comparison is a real table with a caption and row headers, and every input has a persistent visible label.

Errors and status

Validation is not colour alone

Sign-off validation lists each unresolved item as text in a polite live region, marks the affected fields with aria-invalid, and pairs the border colour change with an explanatory message.

If you find a barrier on this page, tell us through the contact form and describe the assistive technology you were using. Accessibility issues are treated as defects, not enhancements.

Sample evidence

Download a sample audit trail

A demonstration record showing the evidence fields captured at each workflow step, from requirement upload through to award and authorised reveal.

Sample audit trail (PDF)

Demonstration data only. It is not a record of an actual procurement event, and no real supplier, buyer or price information is included.

Download the sample audit trail

PDF · demonstration data

Onboarding

We work with buyers to onboard and configure suppliers

Supplier onboarding is treated as a shared service: VEYRA helps collect evidence, align categories and set the controls so your team can focus on procurement outcomes.

  • Collect and verify business identity, insurances, licences and capability statements.
  • Map each supplier to the categories they are qualified to serve.
  • Configure compliance rules, expiry alerts and suspension triggers.
  • Maintain a single supplier record that feeds every event.
  • Re-onboard only when circumstances change, not for every quote.

Master agreement controls

The master agreement defines what suppliers can offer, how they must offer it and the standards they must maintain. That includes approved brands and specifications, pricing formats, delivery terms, warranty obligations and conduct expectations.

Once configured, these controls flow into every event automatically. Buyers do not need to re-state them in each brief, and suppliers see the same rules every time they quote.

Evaluation

Award on more than price

A low price is not always the best outcome. The framework records the factors that matter to your organisation and makes them visible during evaluation.

01

Price

Like-for-like line-item pricing with total cost visibility, including any stated variations and conditions.

02

Risk

Insurance status, compliance history, financial indicators, delivery track record and any category-specific risk factors.

03

Award rating

A structured assessment of conformance, past performance and fit against the requirement, recorded with the evaluator and rationale.

04

Target KPIs

Progress against agreed measures such as on-time delivery, quality, response conformance and participation rate.

Evaluation weights are set by the buyer within the master agreement. VEYRA records the inputs and the decision, creating an evidence base that can be reviewed or audited.

Audit

A complete, traceable record

Every step from requirement release to award is timestamped and attributed, so the decision can be explained long after the event has closed.

  • Who saw the requirement and when.
  • Which suppliers were invited and why.
  • What each supplier submitted and any variations.
  • Evaluation scores, notes and approval signatures.
  • The award reason and any authorised identity reveal.

Audit records are append-only within the platform. Changes are captured as new entries rather than overwrites, preserving the original decision path.

FAQ

Common questions about the supplier framework

How master agreement controls, onboarding, like-for-like pricing and evaluation fit together.

What is a master agreement control?
A master agreement control is a rule that governs what suppliers can offer and how they must offer it. This includes approved brands, specifications, pricing formats, delivery terms, warranty obligations and conduct expectations. Once configured, these controls flow into every event automatically, so buyers do not need to restate them in each brief.
How does VEYRA onboard suppliers?
VEYRA works with the buyer to collect and verify business identity, insurances, licences and capability statements. Each supplier is mapped to the categories they are qualified to serve, and compliance rules, expiry alerts and suspension triggers are configured. The supplier record is maintained centrally and reused across events.
What makes pricing like-for-like?
Every supplier quotes against the same structured line items, quantities, units and conditions. Because the requirement is standardised, prices are comparable by definition rather than reconstructed afterwards. Any variations or exclusions are captured and flagged for review.
Is the lowest price always awarded?
No. The framework evaluates price alongside risk profile, award rating and progress against target KPIs. Evaluation weights are set by the buyer within the master agreement, and VEYRA records the inputs and rationale so the decision is defensible.
How is supplier identity protected?
During the evaluation stage, suppliers are identified by a unique masked identifier rather than their business name. Identity is only revealed after an authorised award decision, and that reveal is recorded in the audit trail.
What evidence is retained for audit?
The audit trail captures who saw the requirement and when, which suppliers were invited and why, what each supplier submitted, evaluation scores and notes, approval signatures, the award reason and any authorised identity reveal. Changes are captured as new entries rather than overwrites.

Set up your supplier framework

Tell us about your supplier base, categories and current onboarding process, and we will outline how VEYRA can build a governed, like-for-like quoting environment for your organisation.