Effort where exposure is highest
Use inherent risk to tier suppliers and decide where deeper review belongs.
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Third-party risk, kept current.
We connect supplier intake, evidence, monitoring, and findings so you can make a decision against your own controls, then revisit it when the relationship changes.
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Third-party risk
From scattered evidence to a decision.
Supplier context
Your controls
Source evidence
Agent work
01Read the context
02Test the controls
03Route the exception
One connected review
Your team decides with the evidence in view.
The questionnaire isn't the end of the relationship.
A supplier's ownership, controls, or dependencies can change after approval. We connect the request, evidence, monitoring, and findings so you can revisit the decision with what you know now.
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Start with inherent risk
Tier each supplier by its exposure before you decide how much assessment work it needs.
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Read the evidence
Pull questionnaires, SOC 2 reports, and other supplier evidence into an assessment against your own controls.
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Keep the picture current
Feed security, financial, and compliance signals into ongoing monitoring, beyond the day an assessment is filed.
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Follow the finding
Track issues to closure and see risk that extends through a supplier's providers, not only the direct relationship.
A signed contract doesn't freeze the risk.
The cloud provider behind a critical supplier can change. So can a supplier's security posture. We bring fresh signals and known dependencies back to the same record, where your team can judge what they mean.
What each part of the platform does when a vendor changes.
Start with the supplier's evidence. Keep watching for a change, then give the right person a reviewable finding and a next step.
Risk Assessment Copilot
Examine questionnaires, contracts, and supporting evidence against your controls.
See Risk Assessment CopilotZero-Touch Assessments
Complete suitable supplier assessments without an analyst working through every step.
See Zero-Touch AssessmentsSupplier Radar
Watch for changes across supplier security, financial, and compliance risk.
See Supplier RadarFindings Manager
Carry findings to closure and identify patterns across assessments.
See Findings ManagerRisk Reporting & Quantification
Express third-party risk in financial terms for decision-makers.
See Risk Reporting & QuantificationFourth-Party Monitoring
Look beyond direct vendors to subprocessors, cloud providers, and software dependencies.
See Fourth-Party MonitoringCoverbase Inspect
Inspect a vendor's live configuration through read-only access.
See Coverbase Inspect
Your reviewers see the source, not only a score.
Evidence read against your controls
Let AI analyze questionnaires and SOC 2 reports while your team owns the judgment.
Signals after the assessment
Monitor security, financial, and compliance changes instead of relying only on the last filed review.
Visibility beyond direct vendors
See the providers behind your suppliers and where dependencies can concentrate risk.
What a risk team needs to know.
How the evidence stays useful after the first review.
What supplier evidence do you read?
We read questionnaires, SOC 2 reports, contracts, and supporting files against the controls you use to assess risk. You can open the source behind a finding.
What happens after an assessment closes?
We keep watching for security, financial, and compliance changes, then bring a material signal back to the supplier record for review.
Can you see beyond our direct vendors?
We map known subprocessors, cloud providers, and software dependencies behind a supplier. Where a link isn't known, we won't guess it.
Does AI make the final risk decision?
You set the rules for approvals and exceptions. We prepare the evidence and route the work to your reviewer when a human call is needed.
Show us one supplier. We'll show you what the record is missing.
See what Coverbase can take on, starting with one supplier or one open question.