Supplier management is becoming a strategic priority for companies seeking to protect their businesses. According to a survey by the McKinsey Global Institute, nearly half of supply chain executives say they lack visibility into risks that lie beyond their direct suppliers. The study also indicates that supply chain disruptions can consume the equivalent of 45% of a company's annual profit over a decade.
In Brazil, the scenario gains complexity given the joint liability provisions предусмотренные legislation. Depending on the situation, the contracting company may be held liable together with the supplier for certain failures. This means that choosing the wrong supplier can generate consequences that go beyond financial loss.
Therefore, knowing partners, assessing risks, and monitoring their compliance has ceased to be merely an operational task and now integrates the business protection strategy. Compliance with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria has become essential in this evaluation.
It is in this context that Greenlegis emerges, a Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platform with more than ten years of market experience. The platform offers tools to integrate procurement and ESG compliance, helping companies in the management and monitoring of their suppliers.
