Requesters propose, approvers decide
Define who can propose a supplier and who signs off. The person asking for the vendor is never the person approving it.
Requesters propose new suppliers, the right people review the details, and only approved vendors land in your accounting system. Nobody gets added to your ledger, or paid, without proper sign-off first.
A supplier that isn't approved never reaches your ledger, so there's nothing to pay against.
Supplier records get checked before they go live, not fixed after.
Every new supplier carries a record of who reviewed and approved it. When the auditor asks, the answer already exists.
Define who can propose a supplier and who signs off. The person asking for the vendor is never the person approving it.
Route new suppliers through as many approval steps as your policy needs. None reach your ledger until the final approval is recorded.
Reviewers verify supplier details, tax codes, and GL categories during approval, so records enter your ledger correctly.
A timestamped audit report is attached to every approved supplier. When the auditors come knocking, the proof is one click away.