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Email a vendor a secure upload link with your own message. What they send lands in their inbox in DocuStacker.
DocuStacker is vendor compliance management software that collects every vendor's documents in one place. See who is ready to work, who is missing something, and whose documents expire next. No more chasing files through email.
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Every vendor sits in one of four stages
Vendor compliance means making sure every vendor has given you the documents your business needs, and that none of them have expired. Think tax forms, licenses, safety policies, and signed agreements.
Vendor compliance software turns that list into a checklist. You set it up once. Every vendor then gets the same folders, and DocuStacker shows what each one is missing.
You can even call them vendors, suppliers, or subcontractors instead of clients. DocuStacker uses your word in menus, emails, and forms.
Most vendor problems are not about one missing file. They come from a process that depends on memory and inboxes. Vendor document management software fixes the process, not just the storage.
Here is how vendor onboarding software fits into your week. Every vendor follows the same five stages.
Add the vendor and send a document request. Attach an onboarding form if you need their details.
The vendor uploads through a secure link. No account or password needed.
Your team opens each document and files it in the right folder, with dates where needed.
The checklist shows what is complete and what is missing. Expiry dates start counting down.
When a document is close to its end date, the vendor moves to renewal due. Your team asks for the new copy.
Review is done by your team. DocuStacker keeps documents in order and tells you what is missing, but a person decides if a document is right.
Vendor compliance tracking software should make daily work quick. These are the tools your team uses to keep vendor records complete.
Email a vendor a secure upload link with your own message. What they send lands in their inbox in DocuStacker.
Build a form once, then send it to new vendors. Each answer is saved with that vendor and can be downloaded as a PDF.
Mark folders as required. Any vendor without a document there shows as missing.
Each folder sets its own warning days. A license that lapses next week shows up before one that lapses in two months.
Owners choose what administrators and staff are allowed to open, add, or remove.
A log of every upload, edit, and download, with names and times. Part of the Professional plan.
Your list of required documents depends on the work. Here are a few common examples.
Licenses, permits, and safety certificates for anyone working on site.
Tax forms, agreements, and quality certificates for the businesses you buy from.
Cleaning, security, and maintenance firms that need access to your buildings.
Signed agreements and security documents for vendors who handle your data.
Answers to common questions about vendor onboarding and compliance.
View all frequently asked questionsIt is a tool that holds the documents each vendor must give you, all in one place. It shows which vendors are complete, which are missing something, and whose documents are about to expire.
Common ones are a tax form such as a W-9, a certificate of insurance, a business license, a signed agreement, and any trade or safety certificates your work needs. The exact list depends on your industry and your contracts.
It replaces the email chase. You send one request with a secure upload link, plus an onboarding form if you need details. What the vendor sends lands in their record, and the checklist shows what is still missing.
Every vendor uses the same folder structure, and you choose which folders every vendor must fill. If you need separate checklists for different types of vendor, talk to our team about your setup.
Give any folder an expiry date and pick when to be warned, for example 60 and 30 days ahead. As a date gets close, that vendor moves from complete to renewal due, so you know who to contact.
Yes. You choose the word your business uses, such as vendors, suppliers, or subcontractors. DocuStacker then uses that word in menus, buttons, emails, and forms.
No. A small team with twenty vendors has the same problem as a large one, just fewer files. Vendor compliance software helps most when one or two people handle every vendor on top of their main job.
Collect vendor documents in one place and see what is missing at a glance. Learn more about DocuStacker, or see DocuStacker pricing.