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Supplier Registration and Grading Automation

Registration documents read, verified against the issuing authority's rules and graded automatically, so a register stays current and a decision can be explained.

CheckedOn submission, not in a queue
ExplainedEvery grade and refusal
CurrentExpiry flagged before it lapses

Typical outcomes for this kind of engagement. Results depend on your data and starting point.

THE CHALLENGE

Registering a contractor or supplier means submitting company registration, tax clearance, identity documents, financial statements and bank records, and having a human check each one and place the applicant in a grade. The checking is slow and inconsistent, expired documents sit unnoticed on the register, and an applicant who is refused often cannot be told precisely why.

  • Registration documents checked by hand, slowly and inconsistently
  • Expired certificates sitting unnoticed on an active register
  • Grades applied differently by different assessors
  • Refused applicants who cannot be told precisely what failed
  • No reliable view of which registrations are about to lapse
OUR APPROACH

CloudGate reads each submitted document, extracts the fields that matter, and checks them against the rules the grade actually depends on — validity dates, registered name consistency, turnover thresholds, tax standing. A recommended grade is produced with the reasoning attached, a human assessor confirms or overrides it, and expiring documents are flagged before they lapse rather than discovered at audit.

  • Each document read and its key fields extracted on submission
  • Validity, name consistency, turnover and tax standing checked against the rules
  • A recommended grade produced with the reasoning shown
  • A human assessor confirms or overrides, and the decision is recorded
  • Expiring documents flagged before they lapse
  • Refusals explained against the specific requirement that failed
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