Know where your spend goes.
Prove the value it creates.
Tier 1 and tier 2 supplier diversity spend, economic impact reporting, and live certification tracking — all in one place, current all year.
- Upload supplier name, EIN, address and zip. We match against 28M+ records and come back inside 24 hours.
- Refreshes are unlimited and free. Run it the day new suppliers land.
- Jobs supported and value added are included, not a second subscription.
Beyond spend.
Real-world value, not just a number — at the local, state, and national level.
Jobs supported
Wages generated
Tax revenue contributed
GDP impact
The methodology
RIMS II — the Regional Input-Output Modeling System, published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. It's the standard for estimating economic multipliers.
spent with a diverse supplier. RIMS II tells you how many jobs that supports in their community, and how much extra economic activity it generates through the supply chain.
“We spent $X with diverse suppliers.”
“Our supplier programme supported Y jobs and contributed $Z to the local economy.”
That's the difference between a compliance metric and a strategic argument for the programme's existence — and it's the version that goes to the board.
The economic impact report.

Spend with small and impact suppliers, broken out by category — veteran, minority, woman-owned, and more.

Jobs and compensation supported at small and local suppliers, by ownership category.

Small-business spend and the industries where it supports the most jobs.
Tier-1 and tier-2 supplier impact spend.
Filters: year, period, classification, spend type — one click to refresh.
The report: total spend, diversity spend, and year-over-year movement.
The detail: every classification, current vs prior year, quarter by quarter.
“At a fraction of the cost of the nearest competitor, SupplierGateway delivered results that gave our team command of our procurement program. We ultimately increased our inclusive procurement by 52% year over year.”
Four routes into the system, each with a different level of assurance.
Pulled automatically
From public certifying-body records, where available.
Uploaded
By the supplier, with a certificate issued by a recognised certifying body.
EDC
Enhanced Digital Certification by SupplierGateway. $25 a year, 15 minutes to complete — a verified credential small suppliers can afford.
Self-certification
A supplier declares their status. Clearly labelled as self-declared in your reporting, distinct from verified certifications.
Your reports show the source behind every number, so you always know which certifications are independently verified and which are supplier-declared. Partner certifications from bodies including NAWBO and organisations like the 360 Business Council are recognised within the platform, giving buyers broader coverage and suppliers wider recognition.
Locking a period
Time Machine locks each period. Q1 data stays Q1 data, permanently, even when a certification changes later.
Tier-2
Reported by your primes, on a quarterly or half-yearly cycle. Credit is tracked, grace periods are visible, and overdue reports get chased automatically.
Your supplier list, as it actually is.
Four spellings of the same company. Two tax IDs that don't match anything. Six hundred records nobody can identify. We fix that first, because nothing else works until it's fixed.
- The same supplier under four names becomes one record.
- Tax IDs and business identities checked against outside sources, not against what someone typed.
- Every filled field shows where it came from and when.
The enrichment console.
The console: every enrichment job, with status and download.
Upload or select — enrichment starts in one click.
Results: every record classified, with the source behind every number.
Every promise on this site runs on your supplier records.
Continuous monitoring can't watch a supplier it can't identify. Impact reporting can't match a company whose name is spelled four ways. Prequalification can't score a record with no category on it. Dormancy analysis can't tell you what to switch off if the same vendor appears three times.
Clean records are not a tidiness exercise. They are the foundation everything else builds on.
What we actually do to a record
Standardise. Names, addresses and legal entity forms written the same way, so the same company stops looking like four companies.
Validate. Tax ID, business registration and entity identity checked against outside sources. A record that fails validation is flagged, not silently corrected.
Classify. Every record gets categorised — the classification that feeds directly into the impact reporting above.
How often it runs
Enrichment runs across your whole file at once, not record by record in the background.
Run it as many times as you want. There's no limit and no charge per run.
What it costs
Enrichment is included in Supplier Impact.
If you want enrichment on its own without the rest of Supplier Impact, it's $1.20 per record.
“Data enrichment has helped us identify new suppliers, and we've leveraged the extensive supplier database to find new suppliers that support our company's needs.”