Supplier Watch
Know a supplier is in trouble before they tell you.
Integrated with the official UK registers
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Supplio is independent and not endorsed by Companies House, The Gazette, the FCDO or the FSA.
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A findings queue, not another report to read.
External changes are detected for you and queued with a severity. Confirm the real issues, dismiss the false alarms, and open the supplier record in one click. Nothing is blocked automatically: your team stays in charge of every decision.


Seven public registers, one watchlist
The registers you should be checking, checked for you.
Most teams check Companies House once, at onboarding, and never again. Supplier Watch keeps checking, every day, across every register that matters to UK supply chains.
Companies House
Company status changes, overdue accounts and confirmation statements, director changes, disqualifications and new charges against the company.
The Gazette
Official insolvency notices. Winding-up petitions appear here before the Companies House status ever changes, which is exactly when you want the warning.
UK Sanctions List (FCDO)
Fuzzy name screening against FCDO-designated entities, with configurable match sensitivity. Matches always need human confirmation before anything is flagged.
FSA hygiene ratings & recalls
Food-hygiene rating drops, pending re-inspections, and product recalls or allergy alerts matched to your suppliers. Built for food and beverage supply chains.
Financial health
Net assets, working capital, cash and headcount extracted from filed iXBRL accounts, with distress indicators flagged as they appear.
ESG & responsibility
Modern slavery statements, gender pay gap reporting and payment-practice behaviour, checked against the public registers.
How it works
From company number to early warning.
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Link a company number
Add a Companies House number (CRN) to each supplier record, or capture it at creation. That one field powers every register check.
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Checks run daily
Supplier Watch re-checks every linked supplier automatically, every 24 hours by default. No spreadsheets, no manual register searches.
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Findings land in a queue
Each change becomes a finding with a severity: critical for liquidations and sanctions matches, warnings for overdue filings. You confirm real issues and dismiss false alarms.
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The right person is alerted
Email alerts link straight to the supplier's screening section, so the person who owns the relationship sees the finding in context and acts on it.
Findings connect to the rest of Supplio: confirm one and raise it in the risk register, chase the paperwork through compliance tracking, or start a corrective action, all against the same supplier record your supplier portal keeps up to date.
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What is supplier due diligence software?
Supplier due diligence software checks the companies you buy from against official registers, at onboarding and continuously afterwards, so you learn about insolvency, sanctions exposure or compliance problems from the register rather than from a missed delivery. Supplio's Supplier Watch does this automatically for every supplier with a linked Companies House number, surfacing changes as findings you review in a queue.
Can Supplio monitor my suppliers at Companies House?
Yes. Supplier Watch checks every linked supplier against Companies House daily: company status changes such as liquidation or administration, overdue accounts and confirmation statements, director changes and disqualifications, and new charges registered against the company. Each change becomes a finding with a severity, and you can open the supplier record straight from it.
Why does Supplio watch The Gazette as well as Companies House?
Winding-up petitions and other insolvency notices are published in The Gazette before the company's status changes at Companies House, sometimes weeks before. Watching both means you get the earliest official signal that a supplier is in financial trouble, while there is still time to react.
Does Supplio screen suppliers against the UK sanctions list?
Yes. Supplier names are screened against the UK Sanctions List published by the FCDO using fuzzy name matching with configurable sensitivity. Because name screening can produce false positives, a sanctions match is never asserted automatically: it lands as a finding for a human to confirm or dismiss.
How often are suppliers checked?
Every 24 hours by default, and you can adjust the re-check interval in settings. Each data source can be toggled independently, so a food manufacturer can enable FSA hygiene and recall monitoring while a distributor sticks to the corporate registers.
Which plans include Supplier Watch?
Every Supplio plan includes Supplier Watch at launch, from Starter at £599/year upwards. There are no per-check or per-supplier screening fees.
Does it work for overseas suppliers?
Companies House, The Gazette and the FSA are UK registers, so register monitoring applies to UK-registered suppliers with a company number. Sanctions screening is name-based and applies to every supplier regardless of country. For overseas entities you can still track documents, insurance, risks and scores in Supplio as normal.