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Start every vendor relationship the right way.

Add each vendor and the services you use, set the right level of oversight, and know exactly what to request before the first assessment.

Wayne EnterprisesVENDOR RECORD / 024Wayne Enterprises
INTAKE01
01CUSTOMER OPERATIONSCustomer platformPersonal data / business criticalOVERSIGHTTier 1
02GROWTHMarketing analyticsInternal data / replaceableOVERSIGHTTier 3
RELATIONSHIP CONTEXT
REQUIRED EVIDENCE03 / CUSTOMER PLATFORM
  1. 01Security questionnaire
  2. 02Independent audit report
  3. 03Business continuity plan
OWNER / PRIYA SHAHSECURITY → PROCUREMENT

Oversight that fits the relationship.

One vendor, many relationships

Give every service its own workspace, risk tier, evidence set, and business context.

Relationship tiering

Apply four clear tiers based on the data, access, criticality, and dependency behind each service.

Tier-based requirements

Recommend the right questionnaires, documents, and approvals for the risk presented.

Contacts in place

Connect vendor and internal owners to the services and actions they are responsible for.

One process. Every layer connected.

Scroll to open the workflow, follow each stage, and see how context stays attached from start to finish.

  1. 01

    Add the vendor

    Record the vendor and each service your business relies on.

  2. 02

    Describe the relationship

    Capture what the service handles, reaches, and supports.

  3. 03

    Know what to request

    Merqab sets the tier and recommends the evidence to collect.

Not every vendor deserves the same scrutiny.

  • Your team spends its time on the relationships that could hurt the most.
  • Two services from one vendor are never confused.
  • Every assessment starts with the right scope.